Anarchists believe that...

Believe in a society that has no government or rulers.

who wants drastic political, economic and social change.

is a worker who takes the place of a striking worker.

A strike occurs when.....

workers collectively stop working to protest against their employer

What caused the Haymarket bombing?

Tensions between labor activists and police during a rally for workers' rights.

What were the effects of the Haymarket Riot?

Anarchist were blamed for the bombing- business leaders, city officials, and police were all against them.

What did workers want in the Haymarket Square bombing?

An eight-hour workday and better working conditions.

How did Lewis Hine feel about Child Labor in the United States?

Lewis Hine opposed child labor and sought to expose its negative impacts.

What industry did Cornelius Vanderbilt work in?

Shipping and Railroad Industries

What is a push factor?

A push factor is a reason that compels people to leave a place.

What is a pull factor?

A pull factor is a condition that attracts people to a new area.

Rockefeller's contribution or invention during the second Industrial Revolution

Standard Oil Company and modern business practices in the oil industry.

Carnegie's contribution or invention during the second Industrial Revolution

The Bessemer process for steel production.

What was steerage like for immigrants coming to Ellis Island?

Steerage was cramped, uncomfortable, and unsanitary for immigrants coming to Ellis Island.

Describe a tenement home during the 2nd Industrial Revolution.

Tenement homes during the 2nd Industrial Revolution were overcrowded, poorly constructed, and lacked basic sanitation, housing multiple families in small, cramped spaces.

What is the meaning of this political cartoon?

The cartoon critiques the corrupting influence of money in politics.

What would Tammy Hall do if an election did not go their way?

Tammy Hall would "fix" the results.

Common challenge caused by urbanization during the late 19th and early 20th centuries?

Overcrowding and poor living conditions

What is the meaning of this quote: Charles Dickens visited Five Points in 1841. He wrote about his experience, noting: “Poverty, wretchedness, and vice are rife enough where we are going now…. This is the place, these narrow ways, diverging to the right and left, and reeking everywhere with dirt and filth… See how the rotten beams are tumbling down, and how the patched and broken windows seem to scowl dimly, like eyes that have been hurt in drunken frays. Many pigs live here… Here, too, are lanes and alleys, paved with mud knee deep: underground chambers, where they dance and game, hideous tenements which take their name from robbery and murder…”

The quote illustrates the extreme poverty and moral decay in the Five Points neighborhood.

Having complete control over an industry. NO COMPETITION

Describes the economic policy known as laissez-faire?

Laissez-faire is an economic policy of minimal government intervention in the economy. (Hands off)

The gilded age can be described as

A period of rapid economic growth and social change in the United States marked by industrialization and inequality.

Vertical integration was used by and can be described as...

Vertical integration was used by companies like Carnegie Steel and can be described as a strategy to control multiple stages of production in the supply chain.

Horizontal integration was used by and can be described as...

Buying up competing companies in order to control the competition and the market.

Unit test Industry & Immigration Flashcards

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1.

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What group settled in this area of the the United States?

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Jewish (Russian)

2.

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What group settled in this area of the United States?

Back

Italian

3.

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What group settled in this area of the United States? Options: Mexican, Scandinavian, Chinese, Italian, Jewish (Russian)

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Chinese

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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What group settled in this area of the United States?

Back

Scandinavian

5.

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What group settled in this area of the United States?

Back

Mexican

6.

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Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall were known for?

Back

Political corruption and fixing elections

7.

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Chinese Exclusion Act can be described as

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A federal law that banned Chinese labor immigration to the U.S.

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