Social Studies Final Exam Review Quizizz

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Gold Rush

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The 1849 discovery of gold in California that led to mass migration and westward expansion.

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Reservations

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Designated areas of land for Native American tribes, often created after forced removal.

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Westward Expansion

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The 19th-century movement of settlers into the American West, driven by land, opportunity, and resources.

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Industrialization

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The transformation from an agricultural to an industrial economy, increasing factory work and urbanization.

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Urbanization

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The growth of cities due to migration from rural areas and immigration.

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Knights of Labor / American Federation of Labor

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Early labor unions formed to protect workers’ rights during industrialization.

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Child Labor

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The employment of children in factories, often for lower wages and in poor conditions.

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Trusts / Monopolies

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Large corporations that control an entire industry, eliminating competition.

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Push Factors

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Conditions that drive people to leave their home country (e.g., war, poverty).

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Pull Factors

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Attractions that draw people to a new country (e.g., jobs, freedom).