___ is the philosophy that advocates public rather than private control of property
socialism
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'Survival of the fittest"
Social Darwinism
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"hands off" free market
laissez faire economics
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"we have to put strict limits on immigration! these european anarchists, catholics, and chinese laborers will ruin the country and take away our jobs"
nativist
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"while waiting to hear my fate, i wrote poetry on the walls of the detention barracks on angel island" who would have said this ?
asian immigrant
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a cotton gin
removes cotton seeds
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a law passed and prohibited the manufacture, sale , or shipment of impure or falsely labeled food and drugs
pure food/ drug act
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a newsperson who digs deeper into corruption and social problems to expose problems in the u.s
muckraker
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a view of society based on charles darwin scientific theory of natural selection; stronger people, businesses, and nations would prosper and weaker ones would fail
social darwinism
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A way to manufacture steel quickly and cheaply by blasting hot air through melted iron to quickly remove impurities.
bessemer process
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adam smith
economist who believed in capitalism
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after 1860
the northern economy grew more quickly than the south
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alfred mayans vision of the united states
mahal proposed the production of a modern fleet of ships to control the seas in case of international conflict
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All early factories had to be located
on or near a major railway line
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all the trails west originated in what state
missouri
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an entrepreneur is a type of
business person
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an organization linked to a political party that often controlled local government
political machine
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another name for the spoils system, in which government or favors are given out to political allies and friends
patronage
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believed african americans should work to get training and economically improve their status, not fight for equality
booker t washington
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During the late 1800s, children often worked in factories because
families needed the income to survive
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Economic term meaning "hands off"
laissez-faire
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eli whitney
inventor of the cotton gin
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extreme nationalism marked by aggressive foreign policy
jingoism
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federal law in the united states that establishes the rules and regulations regarding who could be hired for and retain jobs within the federal government
pendleton act
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he wrote a book titled "the jungle"
upton sinclair
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her settlement house helped immigrants adjust after coming to the united states
jane addams
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his book titled "how the other half lives" showed the poor living conditions in new york
jacob riis
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How did business leaders in the late nineteenth century utilize vertical integration?
they maintained control of production and distribution of their products
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how did native american migration differ from that of white americans
most native americans migrated after being forced from their land
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how did president taft hope to affect u.s foreign policy with his plan for dollar diplomacy
taft aimed to increase american investment in latin america and caribbean banks and businesses
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How did the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act affect Chinese immigrants?
the act banned any new chinese laborers from entering the united states
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how did the crusades spark the curiosity that would lead to the age of exploration ?
the crusaders brought back stories, ideas, and goods from west Africa that stimulated new interest in Arica for europeans
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how did the invention of interchangeable parts revolutionize the way products like guns could be produced
it sped up the manufacturing process, increasing profitability
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In response to the ruling in Wabash v. Illinois, Congress created the
interstate commerce commission
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in the 19th century, collective bargaining was carried out between
employers and employees
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in the post-civil war era, which group of people faced the greatest discrimination on the west coast
Chinese immigrants
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In what way did the year 1898 represent a turning point for the United States?
it became an imperial power with colonies
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James A. Garfield
assassinated a few months into his presidency
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jim crow
character popularized by a slavery-era stage performer
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John D. Rockefeller
industrialist who established standard oil
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lynchings
executions carried out by a mob without allowing the accused to appear in court
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manifest destiny was the idea that
The nation was meant to spread all the way to the Pacific
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members of congress who wanted to declare war on Britain were nicknamed the
war hawks
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Missouri's request to enter the Union as a slave state created a problem because
it would upset the balance of power between slave and free states in the senate
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paper notes promising to eventually repay money with interest are called
bonds
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Plessy v. Ferguson
Established the doctrine of separate but equal
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Policy that the United States would intervene in Latin America
roosevelt corollary
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progressive reformer jane addams was primarily responsible for
providing immigrant families with a wide range of social services
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Samuel slater
british industrialist who smuggled the plans for a spinning machine to the u.s
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scabs
workers called in to replace striking workers
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section of a country where a foreign nation enjoys special rights and powers
sphere of influence
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the american revolution changed the expectations of people in american society. How did the lives of african americans, native americans, and women change ?
all were denied political rights. slavery remained in place.
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the bessemer process was crucial in the development of
skyscrapers
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The bill of rights that went into effect in 1791 had ___ amendments
ten
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the democratic-republicans believed _____ were not helpful to farmers
protective tariffs
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the idea that english speaking nations are superior
anglo saxonism
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the idea that government should own and operate industry for community as a whole
socialism
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The last amendment in the Bill of Rights states that
the people have other rights that are not listed
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the moderation of elimination of alcohol
temperance
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the populists hoped to beat the democrats in the south by
appealing to poor whites and poor blacks
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the right to vote
suffrage
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the riot took place in chicago between rioters and the police. It ended when someone threw a bomb that killed dozens
haymarket riot
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The shoshone who joined the lewis and clark expedition as a guide was
sacagawea
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the solution that emerged in the missouri compromise was to admit missouri
as a slave state and maine as a free state
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the steamboat was an improvement over barges because it could
travel upstream
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The supreme court case wabash v. illinois established the principle that
only the federal government can regulate interstate commerce
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The Supreme Court set the stage for legalized segregation by overturning the
civil rights act of 1875
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the united states gained the louisiana purchase by
buying it from france
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Think about the Columbian Exchange. Why might some historians conclude that the seeds and plants of the Americas were very important for the population of Europe?
nutritional changes increased the health and growth of European populations. the surplus population eventually peopled the americas
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this person led the niagra movement to push for equal rights for african americans by using the courts to sue violators of civil rights legislation
w.e.b dubios
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this president believed in dollar diplomacy
taft
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this socialist candidate for president was eventually jailed for disagreeing with US entering into ww1
eugene v debs
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Through the practice of __________, the British seized American sailors.
impressments
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Under the terms of the Pendleton Civil Service Act, individuals who wanted to work for the government
had to take an exam to qualify
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Under the terms of the Pendleton Civil Service Act, individuals who wanted to work for the government
had to take an exam to qualify
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unlike in the north, segregation in the south was
enforced by law
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Washington cautioned Americans to avoid ____ with foreign countries.
alliances
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what are some pull factors for immigration
religious and political freedom, cheap land, factory jobs, family in united states
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what conditions allowed many colonists to grow rich?
In the colonies land was plentiful but labor was scarce
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What did W.E.B. DuBois believe about african americans and racial relations in the united states
african americans should immediately demand equal treatment under the law
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What economic factors helped save the jamestown colony?
Jamestown became a plantation economy with tobacco as a cash crop
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what effect did the phrase "remember the maine" have on public opinion in the united states
It encouraged anger towards spain and helped lead to a war
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what excluded african americans from voting, but allowed any man who did not pass the literacy test to vote if their fathers or grandfathers had
grandfather clause
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what happened to cuba and puerto rico after the spanish american war
cuba became independent but the platt amendment tied it to the united states; puerto rico became a territory
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What is Alfred T. Mahan best known for today?
transforming the United States into a naval power
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what is the name of the political reform that allows voters to reject laws even if they had already been passed by the legislature
referendum
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what issue did the three-fifths compromise address?
concern by people in states with small enslaved populations that they would not be represented fairly
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what was one important effect of the invention of the cotton gin in 1793?
the demand for slave labor increased
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what was one reason the triangle trade so successful ?
it was a profitable venture because each region produced goods that were not available anywhere else
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what was the main source of power in the earliest factories
running water
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what was the outcome of the forager act
it allowed for the appointment of a governor for puerto rico
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what was the primary effect of the supreme court ruling in plessy . v ferguson
it legalized segregation in many parts of the country
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when did the movement for independence begin to gain strength in the 13 colonies?
seeds were planted after the end of the french and indian war when British colonial policies began to change
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When workers negotiate as a group with employers, they are engaging in ___
collective bargaining
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which of the following developments was responsible for the decline in american indian populations after contact with europeans?
the spread of disease
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which of the following economic systems is based on private investment for individual gain
capitalism
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which of the following inventions was entirely dependent on the invention of the steam engine
the railroad locomotive
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which of the following is a true statement about political machines during the guided age
political machines won the loyalty of large immigrant groups by promising solutions to problems like poor sanitation or transportation
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which of the following made possible the american industrial growth of the late 1800s
technological advances
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which of the following revolutionized american communications in the late 1800s