Labor Movements and Social Changes in the Gilded Age

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Tenements

Multi-story buildings for low-income urban housing.

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Overcrowding

Multiple families sharing small living spaces.

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Poor Conditions

Inadequate sanitation, ventilation, and heating in housing.

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Low Rent

Affordable housing with substandard living conditions.

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Urban Centers

Locations where tenements housed growing immigrant populations.

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Shared Facilities

Communal bathrooms and kitchens in tenement buildings.

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Child Labor

Children working in various industries during Gilded Age.

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Working Women

Women operating sewing and textile machines.

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Labor Unions

Groups formed to advocate for workers' rights.

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Knights of Labor

National labor group uniting skilled and unskilled workers.

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Haymarket Riot

1886 protest for 8-hour workdays in Chicago.

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American Federation of Labor (AFL)

Craft union focusing on economic gains for workers.

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Pullman Strike

1894 strike against wage cuts and layoffs.

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Homestead Strike

1892 strike against wage cuts at Carnegie Steel.

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Agrarian Movement

Farmers organizing for rights and economic reforms.

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Grange

National organization promoting farmers' rights.

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Interstate Commerce Act

1887 law regulating railroad pricing practices.

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Populist Party

Political party advocating for common people's rights.

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Unlimited Coinage of Silver

Proposal to increase silver currency for economic relief.

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Direct Election of Senators

Senators elected by popular vote, not legislature.

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Secret Ballot

Voting method to prevent voter intimidation.

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Graduated Income Tax

Tax system taxing wealthy at higher rates.

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Social Gospel Movement

Protestant reform movement advocating for social justice.

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18th Amendment

Prohibition amendment banning alcoholic beverages.

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Wizard of Oz

Allegorical representation of Gilded Age issues.

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Emerald City

Represents Washington D.C. in the allegory.

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Yellow Brick Road

Symbolizes the Gold Standard in the allegory.

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Silver Slippers

Represents the Free Silver movement.

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Wicked Witch West

Symbolizes the Western U.S. in the allegory.