WorksheetsGilded Age Super Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
a group of people joined together to fight for fair working conditions
labor union
capitalism
immigration
tenements
process of teaching immigrants to become Americans (English, thriftiness, punctuality, and cleanliness)
americanization
assimilation
horizontal integration
vertical integration
merger of companies in the same industry, controlling one part of the production process
horizontal integration
vertical integration
laissez faire
Bessemer process
when a company controls all parts of production from raw materials to distribution
vertical integration
horizontal integration
americanization
laissez faire
to settle in/enter a country other than your native land
immigration
emigration
salad bowl
melting pot
diverse people become Americans, but retain their heritage
salad bowl
melting pot
immigration
emigration
specific point of entry for Asian immigrants
Angel Island
Ellis Island
Easter Island
Los Angeles
specific point of entry for most Europeans
Ellis Island
Angel Island
San Francisco
Los Angeles
the idea that the rich are chosen by god and should therefore share their wealth
Gospel of Wealth
Americanization
Social Darwinism
Gospel of Poverty
owner of Standard Oil company, practiced horizontal integration
Rockefeller
Bell
Carnegie
JP Morgan
popularized Bessemer process, controlled the steel industry
Carnegie
Bell
Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
to blend in or completely adapt the American culture
assimilation
Americanization
John Cena
Bessemer process
the idea that rich are rich because they are strong, and the poor are poor because they are weak (survival of the fittest)
social darwinism
americanization
laissez faire
John Cena
judging a person because of the actions or behaviors of others that are similar
stereotype
prejudice
assimilation
americanization
James Madison wrote the Declaration of Independence
True
False
the right to life, liberty, and property
natural rights
artificial rights
social contracts
3 rights make a left
one must be willing to give up some liberties in exchange for protections by the gov't
social contract
natural rights
popular sovereignty
social darwinism
separation of powers, checks and balances, limited gov't
Montesquieu
Locke
Voltaire
Rousseau
economic system on making profit and private property
capitalism
socialism
communism
fascism
to leave one's home country to permanently settle in another
emigration
immigration
laissez faire
melting pot
