Over 1/2 the white & 3/4 of the southern black farmers owned no land instead worked in a form of ___ ____ arrangement

(a)  

The Supreme Court turned against Reconstruction in the Civil Rights Cases in 1883 & in ____ __ ____ in 1896

(a)  

After the Plessy case southern states formalized de jure segregation by passing lots more ____ ____ ____ from 1896-1910

(a)  

In Louisiana Black voting dropped from 130,334 in 1896 to 1,342 in 1904 due to legal tactics which included ____ ____

(a)  

Mark Twain called the late 19th century the ____ ____

(a)  

Elites rationalized amassing vast wealth by citing the ideology of ____ ____ which applied science to society

(a)  

Various corporate structures, including (a)   , ruined 'free trade' & competition making huge profits for corporate owners

In the Gilded Age elites often competed with other elites through ' (a)   Consumption' putting their wealth on display

As factories grew ____ ____ was used to produce goods & promised kids of urban ghettos a future with no education

(a)  

(a)   made big, big $ in oil (response is only last name)

(a)   made big, big $ in steel (response is last name only)

(a)   made big, big $ in banking (response is the last name only)

The 2nd National Union of _ALL_ workers, named the (a)   , tried to end child labor & trusts & worked to create Co-ops

In 1877 President Hayes called out federal troops violently suppressing the Great ____ ____ of 1877 & ending the NLU

(a)  

Henry Clay Frick built an armed camp at a US Steel Co. factory & lowered wages by 20% leading to the ____ ____

(a)  

The ____ ____ started in 1894 when the owner cut wages of workers, but not the prices at company stores

(a)  

Sam Gompers led the conservative labor movement limited to white men with skills heading the ____ ____ of Labor

(a)  

One of the 3 main economic pursuits of US invaders to Western lands in the late 19th c was (a)  

US politicians' nativist reactions to immigrant miners included laws such as the ____ ____

(a)  

Most cowboys were ethnically ____ ____ or ____ (accepted response will be 1 word or a phrase)

(a)  

A couple of notable boom towns survived the bust by transitioning into centers of western commerce including (a)  

After killing Sioux spiritual leader Sitting Bull the army slaughtered unarmed Ghost Dancers at ___ ____ in 1890

(a)  

By the ____ ____ of 1887 Indians were 'given' allotments of 1/3rd of their tribal lands; 2/3rds was stolen/sold

(a)  

The U.S. government purported a ____ ____ economic which translates to a policy of non-interference

(a)  

The 1896 Presidential candidate Bryan (of both Populist & Democratic Parties) gave the famous "____ __ ____" speech

(a)  

The main business of the 'Robber Baron' or 'Captain of Industry' named Vanderbilt was (a)  

The ____ ____ of 1862 passed by the North during the Civil War gave lands away

(a)  

An organization of farmers called the "____ ____ of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry" was at 1st a social group

(a)  

The (a)   Party represented disgruntled agrarians in the 1890s

So-called 'new' immigrants came mostly from ____ or ____ Europe

(a)  

Immigrants from the Irish to the 'new' found help from organizations called ____ ____ that then demanded their votes

(a)  

The most famous organization mobilizing urban immigrant voters was called ____ ____ in New York City

(a)  

Some college-educated women responded to the 'new' immigrants & growing urban populations by founding ____ ____ to help

(a)  

A movement to get Christians out of pews & into city streets helping poor folk was called the ____ ____

(a)  

The editor of the Memphis Free Speech, named ____ __ ____, wrote against lynching & was bombed out of business

(a)