The Gilded Age

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<p>Custers Last Stand </p>

Custers Last Stand

-Custer’s unit is killed by Sioux warriors

-No survivors (In Custers Unit)

-Indian Victory

(U.S now pushes efforts to force all Natives onto reservations)

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<p>Where did Transcontinental Railway meet?</p>

Where did Transcontinental Railway meet?

Promontory Summit, Utah.

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<p>Coxeys Army </p>

Coxeys Army

-Response to the Panic of 1893

-A march on the nations capital from Ohio to Washington D.C

-Providing work to people with no jobs (Fixing roads)

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<p>Sand Creek Massacre </p>

Sand Creek Massacre

-U.S led massacre

-Led by Colonel John Chivington,

-Killed many Native Indian woman, & children

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<p>Name two ways President Trump has enriched himself while in</p><p>office.</p>

Name two ways President Trump has enriched himself while in

office.

-Selling Crypto Currency to other nations

-Documentary made on Melania Trump

(Boeing 767 gifted by Qatar)

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<p>What were typical working hours for factory workers?</p>

What were typical working hours for factory workers?

12 hours a day

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<p>How many days per week?</p>

How many days per week?

6 days

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<p>Assimilation</p>

Assimilation

-Process of forcing Natives into American culture

(Forced to speak English, Cut Hair, Etc.)

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<p>The Gold Standard</p>

The Gold Standard

-Government holds gold in reserve to back the value of paper money

-Used to ensure stability

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<p>What immigrant labor made Transcontinental Railway possible?</p>

What immigrant labor made Transcontinental Railway possible?

Chinese Immigrants labor

(Very mistreated)

Irish immigrant labor

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<p>Panic of 1893<br>*Important Date</p>

Panic of 1893
*Important Date

Panic of 1893

-Many banks out of business (bankruptcy)

-Many people with no job

-Collapse of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad

(Compared to great depression)

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<p>Henry Clay Frick</p>

Henry Clay Frick

-Henry Clay Frick is top manager for Andrew Carnegie

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<p>Homestead Steel Strike</p>

Homestead Steel Strike

-Henry Clay Frick lowers workers pay (cut by 20%)

-Workers went on strike

-Frick hires a private security force & brings new workers & 20 killed

Significance: The government sides with Carnegie 100% over the Union

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<p>What were three goals of labor unions?</p>

What were three goals of labor unions?

-Safer working conditions

-Shorter hours

-Better Pay

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<p>Tammany Hall </p>

Tammany Hall

-Political machine (organization) used to control the politics of NYC

-Used by Democrats

-Controlled votes and patronage

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<p>Bill Tweed</p>

Bill Tweed

-Leader of Tammany Hall in New York City

-Known for corruption

-Gave jobs to immigrants/workers to ensure democratic vote

-Imprisoned for stealing tax payers money

(Democrat)

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<p>Political Machine </p>

Political Machine

-Network of politicians controlling elections.

-Uses patronage (jobs/favors) and vote manipulation.

-Often corrupt with bribery and fraud.

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<p>How did politicians use their office to enrich themselves?</p>

How did politicians use their office to enrich themselves?

-Took bribes for favors.

-Gave jobs to supporters for money or loyalty.

-Used their position to make money through deals.

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<p>Mary Elizabeth Lease</p>

Mary Elizabeth Lease

-Biggest speaker/advocate for the populist movement (farmers)

(Knows about hard times)

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<p>Boarding Schools </p>

Boarding Schools

-Native Americans were sent to boarding schools

Reason: To physically and mentally act as the whites (Americans)

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<p>Dakota Uprising of 1862</p><p>*Important Date </p>

Dakota Uprising of 1862

*Important Date

-Native Americans attack settlers (leads to war)

-38 Chiefs & Warriors are executed

(Largest US execution ever)

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<p>Pacific Railroad Act </p>

Pacific Railroad Act

Congress passed a law to give land and money to companies to build the Transcontinental Railroad.

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<p>Wounded Knee</p>

Wounded Knee

Location: Wounded Knee, South Dakota.

-Last major conflict between U.S. Army and Native Americans.

-200-300 Native Americans killed.

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<p>Entrepreneur </p>

Entrepreneur

A person who organizes & operates a business

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<p>Proprietorship</p>

Proprietorship

If you own a business

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<p>Partnership</p>

Partnership

A business owned by 2 or more parties

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<p>Corporations </p>

Corporations

A group authorized to act as a single entity, recognized by law.

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<p></p><p><span><span>What were key reforms proposed by the Populist Party?</span></span></p>

What were key reforms proposed by the Populist Party?

-Silver as part of the currency

-Graduated income tax

-Asking the government to break up the monopolies