UNIT 5 REQUIRED CONTENT REVIEW

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Gilded Age laissez-faire:

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economics with minimal government intervention.

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Convict-lease system:

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A labor system that leased prisoners to private businesses for work.

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What were Gilded Age Philanthropists?

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Wealthy individuals who donated to social causes during the late 19th century.

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Gilded Age Social Darwinism:

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Social Darwinism justified social inequality and the lack of welfare during the Gilded Age.

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Vertical vs. Horizontal Integration:

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Vertical integration controls supply chain stages; horizontal integration merges with competitors.

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Vertical and Horizontal Integration, and Trusts, often resulted in ________ during the Gilded Age

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monopolies

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Industry strategies to control unionized workers - CHOOSE THE ONE THAT DOESN'T FIT: Blacklists, Lockouts, Strikebreaking, Collective Bargaining, Using Convict Leasing to avoid unions

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Collective Bargaining

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worker/laborer strategies - CHOOSE THE ONE THAT DOESN'T FIT: collective bargaining, strikes, closed shops, forming unions, support from courts

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support from courts

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Gilded Age Political Machines: What were they?

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Political machines were organizations that controlled political parties in cities, often engaging in corrupt practices.

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Famous New York City Political Machine:

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Tammany Hall