Mr. Scott's US History- Gilded Age

Material that is covered in gold but built with cheap materials.

• Gilded

• Grange

• Cooperatives

• Philanthropy

Ran for president of the United States with his “Front Porch” campaign.

• W. McKinley

• W.J. Bryan

• G. Clevland

• B. Harrison

Former Speaker of the House accused of accepting bribes while he was running for President.

• James Blaine

• Benjamin Harrison

• Grover Clevland

• William McKinley

Organizations that try to increase the crop prices and lower costs of production for its members.

• Cooperatives

• Populists

• Philanthropy's

• Farmers Bureau

Who coined the phrase “The Gilded Age” when describing politics in the 1870s to 1900s?

• Mark Twain

• Samuel Clemens

• Edgar Allan Poe

• Robert Faulkner

An informal group of professional politicians that run the government in cities and states.

• Political Machines

• Cooperatives

• Philanthropies

• National Grange

Using your position to gain money and power in politics is an example of ..

• Graft

• Filibuster

• Patronage

• Philanthropy

The most notorious politcal machine that ruled New York City in the 1870s

• Tammany Hall

• National Grange

• Taylor Machine

• Crump MAchine

The leader of the New York City political machine in the 1870s.

• William Tweed

• James Pendergast

• Andrew Scott

• Stephen Powers

The group of individuals who got rich off New York politics during the 1870s.

• Tweed Ring

• Taylor RIng

• Mr. Scott's Class

• Crump Ring