Know: The Farmers’ Alliance PART III. Unit Terms These terms do not need to be defined, but be sure to know what each of them are and how they relate to the Gilded Age. – .Identifications: Capital and Labor Railroad Strike of 1877 J. P. Morgan Pinkerton Detective Agency Bessemer process the George M. Pullman “New George Westinghouse Frederick W. Taylor Eugene V. Debs Cornelius Vanderbilt Knights of Labor IWW refrigerated railroad cars Terence Powderly Sherman Antitrust Act (1890 Gustavus F. Swift Samuel Gompers (1877) Munn v. Illinois Andrew Carnegie American Federation/Labor Wabash Case (1886) U.S. Steel Haymarket Riots (1886) (1895) U.S. v. E.C. Knight John D. Rockefeller yellow-dog contracts In re Debs (1895) Standard Oil Henry Clay Frick Interstate Commerce Act (1887) Identifications: Politics, Rise of the City WCTU William Jennings Bryan The Gilded Age Charles Guiteau Booker T. Washington of gold” speech “Cross Service Commission Atlanta Compromise (1895) Mark Hanna Roscoe Conkling Tuskegee Institute Election of 1896 Social Darwinism W.E.B. Du Bois Great migration Stalwarts tenth” Tammany Hall “talented Halfbreeds Grange movement William Tweed “Boss” G. Blaine Farmers’ Alliances Thomas Nast Mugwumps Populist Party (1883) Civil Rights Cases machine politics Omaha Platform patronage system Coxey’s Army Identifications: The American West Lakota Sioux Concentration Policy The Ghost Dance movement Plains Chief Joseph and Nez Perce Anti-Chinese sentiment Union Pacific railroad Buffalo soldiers Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) Central Pacific Railroad Laramie Treaty of 1868 Barbed wire (Joseph Glidden) Chivington raid (1864) War of 1876 Comstock Lode (1859) Bureau of Indian Affairs Little Big Horn (1876) Morrill Land Grant Act (1862) Hunt General George Custer A Century of Dishonor – Jackson Dawes Severalty Act (1887)
Know: The Farmers’ Alliance PART III. Unit Terms – These terms do not need to be defined, but be sure to know what each of them are and how they relate to the Gilded Age. .Identifications: Capital and Labor Railroad Strike of 1877 Bessemer process George Westinghouse Cornelius Vanderbilt refrigerated railroad cars Gustavus F. Swift Andrew Carnegie U.S. Steel John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil J. P. Morgan the “New Frederick W. Taylor Knights of Labor Terence Powderly Samuel Gompers American Federation/Labor Haymarket Riots (1886) yellow-dog contracts Henry Clay Frick Pinkerton Detective Agency George M. Pullman Eugene V. Debs IWW Sherman Antitrust Act (1890 Munn v. Illinois (1877) Wabash Case (1886) U.S. v. E.C. Knight (1895) In re Debs (1895) Interstate Commerce Act (1887) Identifications: Politics, Rise of the City The Gilded Age Charles Guiteau Service Commission Roscoe Conkling Social Darwinism Stalwarts Halfbreeds G. Blaine Mugwumps machine politics patronage system WCTU Booker T. Washington Atlanta Compromise (1895) Tuskegee Institute W.E.B. Du Bois “talented tenth” Grange movement Farmers’ Alliances Populist Party Omaha Platform Coxey’s Army William Jennings Bryan “Cross of gold” speech Mark Hanna Election of 1896 Great migration Tammany Hall William “Boss” Tweed Thomas Nast Civil Rights Cases (1883) Identifications: The American West Lakota Sioux Plains Union Pacific railroad Central Pacific Railroad Chivington raid (1864) Bureau of Indian Affairs A Century of Dishonor – Hunt Jackson Concentration Policy Chief Joseph and Nez Perce Buffalo soldiers Laramie Treaty of 1868 War of 1876 Little Big Horn (1876) General George Custer Dawes Severalty Act (1887) The Ghost Dance movement Anti-Chinese sentiment Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) Barbed wire (Joseph Glidden) Comstock Lode (1859) Morrill Land Grant Act (1862)
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