Ch 3- Gilded Age

The act of coming to live permanently in a new country.

• injunction

• industrialization

• immigration

• urbanization

The formation and growth of cities

• injunction

• industrialization

• immigration

• urbanization

A shift to the widespread use of machines and factories to produce goods.

• injunction

• industrialization

• immigration

• urbanization

A court order that specifies an action a person or group must or must not take.

• injunction

• industrialization

• immigrants

• urbanization

A preference for people born in a country rather than immigrants.

• diagnostic

• nativism

• lockout

• tenement

Cheap, poorly made apartment buildings to house the influx of people into cities.

• diagnostic

• lockout

• tenement

• laissez-faire

Something glittering on the surface, but corrupt underneath

• Gilded

• Nativism

• Sweatshop

• Tenement

The closure of a business by an owner to gain concessions from workers during a labor dispute.

• Trust

• Strike

• Collective bargaining

• Lockout

A state of poor health due to not having enough healthy food.

• laissez- faire

• malnutrition

• gilded

• diagnostic

Nickname given to the captains of industry who formed monopolies.

• robber baron

• laissez-faire

• trust

• corporation