U.S. History Unit 6.2 Vocabulary Quizizz

People who believed that immigration was harmful.

• Labor Unions

• Sweatshops

• Urban Slums

• Nativism

Children working in factories and businesses.

• Sweatshops

• Child Labor

• Nativism

• Tenements

Makeshift factories set up by private contractors in small 

apartments or unused buildings.

• Sweatshops

• Child Labor

• Nativism

• Tenements

Poor, inner-city neighborhoods consisting of tenements, 

pollution, overpopulation, and unsanitary conditions.

• Labor Unions

• Sweatshops

• Urban Slums

• Nativism

Small, overcrowded, low income apartments often shared 

by more than one family. Usually immigrants or poor 

laborers.

• Sweatshops

• Child Labor

• Nativism

• Tenements

Organizations of workers formed to protect the interests of 

its members.

• Sweatshops

• Labor Unions

• Tenements

• Pullman Strike

Early influential labor union which focused on such 

issues as wages, working hours, and working conditions.

• Nativism

• Sweatshop

• American Federation of Labor

• Pullman Strike

Early leader of the AFL.

• Annie Oakley

• Samuel Gompers

• George Armstrong Custer

• Andrew Carnegie

An 1894 strike led by Eugene Debs which involved railway 

workers.

• Sweatshops

• Labor Unions

• Tenements

• Pullman Strike

Some reasons were religion, gold, and land.

• Cattle Ranching

• Women Out West

• Reasons Settlers Moved West

• African Americans Out West