Besides Native Americans the west was settled by what people groups?

Which of the following is the best example of an oversimplified reason for the settlement of the west?

Which two reasons are railroads responsible for Western settlement?

Which two reasons were presented by Crash Course as the reasons for the progressive removal of Native American populations in the West?

Which two American Generals are known for their harsh tactics in fighting the Native Americans?

Which animal essential to the life of many Native Americans was hunted to near extinction due to Western expansion?

What Native American spiritual movement was an alternative form of resistance to western expansion?

What notable Native American victory saw the complete destruction of the U.S. cavalry force led by George Custard?

When had the majority of Native Americans been subdued in the American West?

Which of the following phrases best describes the practice of boarding schools such as the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania?

What was the primary purpose of the iconic cattle drives by cowboys?

What innovation ended the practice of open range ranching?

Much of the water needed for great plains agriculture comes from

By 1900 California was home to giant commercial farms dependent on irrigation, chemical fertilizers, and immigrant labor. This type of farming can best be described as

In the late 19th Century family farms found themselves competing with?

Widespread industrialization in the U.S. is largely due to?

The Civil War improved the national finance system through?

Which means and methods of infrastructure did the Civil War make widespread?

America's economic success can be best summed up by?

What geographic qualities insured the U.S.'s industrial success?

What demographic factor contributed to the U.S.'s economic and industrial success?

Which American city was the major center for commerce and finance?

During this era the industrial heartland of America was in what geographic region?

Which American city was the major center for the production of iron?

Which are ways the American (law) government supported Industrial growth?

Industrial capitalists are seen as both heroes and villains of American Industry. Which terms best apply to them?

What organizational innovations were made by the "Captains of Industry" or "Robber Barons"?

Which "captain of industry" or "robber baron" became the wealthiest man of all time due to his company's oil monopoly?

This company owned by John D. Rockefeller was known for this vertical and horizontal integration which allowed it to control 90% of American Oil at one point before its monopoly was broken up by the supreme court.

The giant of finance from this time was

Though the standards of living and wages were some of the highest in the world who often benefited least from the industrial growth?

Which of the following describes the common conditions of industrial workers at the time in the U.S.?

The response to hazardous working conditions and market insecurities due to booms and busts industrial workers began to form what during this era?

Which event destroyed the credibility of the organized labor movement spearheaded by the Knights of Labor Union?

Which of the following best describes using the idea of "survival of the fittest" to justify which the poor are poor and why the rich are rich during this time?

Which of the following was a strategy used by businesses to stay competitive in the marketplace?

During the Progressive Era there was a growing distrust for collaboration of businessmen & large companies known as ____ which people felt were exerting too much power over peoples lives.

This form of journalism including the likes of Upton Sinclair, Lincoln Steffens, and Ida Tarbell, during the Progressive era who tried to expose the problems that existed in American society as a result of the rise of big business, urbanization, and immigration

Upton Sinclair stated, "I aimed for the heart but hit them in the stomach" when discussing what novel he wrote about the meat packing industry in Chicago. What is the name of the novel?

What reforms did The Jungle by Upton Sinclair lead to?

Lewis Hine brought attention to what practice in the American labor market?

Lewis Hine brought attention child labor through what method?

Which business owner revolutionized his industry with the advent of the assembly line and high wages for workers which allowed them to purchase more consumer goods?

While Henry Ford is an icon of progressive business what are some of Ford's negative attributes?

What radically socialist labor union formed during the Progressive Era, also known as the Wobblies, advocated for "every wage-worker, no matter what his religion, fatherland or trade".

In the West farmers angry about freight rates formed what movement to form fair railroad rates and warehouse charges?

The Grange movement would grow into what political party?

This Populist candidate said, “Having behind us the producing masses of this nation and the world, supported by the commercial interests, the laboring interests, and the toilers everywhere, we will answer their demand for a gold standard by saying to them: You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns, you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold.”

What government program begun in 1862 led to more than a million land claims in the West?

Why was the demand for agricultural products increasing in the U.S. in the mid-late 19th century?

Which two states best describe the U.S. at the beginning of the 20th century?

What was and still is the populous city at the turn of the 20th century?

Despite nearly burning to the ground in 1871, which American city became the second most populous city?

What phenomenon is most responsible for the population boom during this time period in the U.S.?

Which immigrant group moved to the U.S. in massive numbers in the 1840's due to a natural disaster in their country and largely settled in cities?

Which immigrant group also moved to the U.S. in massive numbers in the 1840's largely due to the aborted revolutions of the time and would settle predominantly in the midwest?

What job opportunity did many women prefer as it gave them defined hours and freedom in the evenings?

What industry did German immigrants such as Frederick Pabst, Joseph Schlitz, and Adolphus Busch help create in the U.S.?

By the 1980's more than half of the immigrants to the U.S. came from?

Which best describes the immigrants from Southern & Eastern Europe?

Immigrants from Southern & Eastern Europe faced what upon entering the U.S.?

What immigrant group on the west coast was heavily discriminated against in the mid-late 19th century?

What congressional act greatly reduced Chinese immigration to the U.S.?

Which Supreme Court case ruled that American born children of Chinese immigrants were U.S. citizens due to the 14th Amendment?

Which other locations in the western hemisphere also saw large scale immigration at the turn of the 20th century?

Who was the biggest fan of immigration?

What is the name of the over crowded, unsafe, and filthy apartment buildings which immigrants often lived in?

Improved transportation led to what outcome according to Crash Course?

This organization works to win local elections through corruption, intimidation, and providing social welfare to buy votes.

The most famous political machine based in New York during the Gilded Age was?

Who was the well known boss of Tammany Hall?

What was a positive of political machines?

What did the political machine want in return for helping the poorest individuals?

According to Crash Course progressives were most concerned with

The Progressive Era overlapped with what other era in American History?

Which of the following was a strategy used by businesses to stay competitive in the marketplace?

During the Progressive Era there was a growing distrust for collaboration of businessmen & large companies known as ____ which people felt were exerting too much power over peoples lives.

The phenomenon is best illustrated by the picture above and the following quote, "____ became the foundation for a new understanding of freedom as access to the cornucopia of goods made available by modern capitalism."

During this time many progressive thinkers felt Industrial Capitalism with its exploitation of labor and concentration of wealth, was?

The scientific workplace management advocated by Frederick W. Taylor was focused on?

"Taylorism", the study of efficiency, found its way into?

Progressive movements were most successful at what level of government?

The local collectivist investment during the 19th century best reflects the increased popularity of what "19th Century-ism" during the Progressive Era in America?

The 17th amendment allowed for