Pullman Strike (1894) and labor unrest Unit 6 Vocabulary Haymarket Square riot Henry W. Grady trusts, U.S. Fish Commission, monopolies, Sierra Club, impact of railroads on other industries and Department of the Interior the West, the Grange, transcontinental rail road (1869), Las Gorras Blancas, Colored Farmers’ Alliance Chinese labor, Farmers’ Alliances Thomas Edison: electric light bulb, motion Ocala Platforms, pictures, phonograph and impact on Tom Watson, American life Mary E. Lease, reforms: political and transatlantic cable, economic, including money issue, graduated telegraph income tax, government ownership of catalogs, railroads, etc. vertical and horizontal integration, conservation movement, land grants, development of national parks and forests, Taylorism: scientific management, Theodore Roosevelt Irish workers John Muir (Muir Woods), Yosemite, Hawaii, Yellowstone, Alaska, Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, China, anti-Asian sentiments Japan, exodusters, Puerto Rico, Chinese and Japanese immigrants, Virgin Islands, urbanization, Cuba of the cities,” “allures John D. Rockefeller, Boomtowns J.P. Morgan street cars, Standard Oil Central Park, Andrew Carnegie, ethnic ghettos interlocking directorates, ethnic enclaves: Little Italy, Chinatown Herbert Spencer, National American Woman Suffrage William Sumner, Association (NAWSA), Origins of Species Woman’s Christian Temperance Union department stores (Macy’s, Montgomery (WCTU) Ward, Sears), Jane Addams and Hull House Jacob Riis’s How the Other Half Lives Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall, Ellis Island, Florence Kelley Southern and Eastern Europeans during 2nd subsidies, Wave of Immigration land-grant colleges Lewis Hine photography Dawes Severalty Act, Knights of tribes of Great Plains, American Federation of Labor, Homesteaders, Mother Jones conflict” “land Samuel Gompers,
Unit 6 Vocabulary trusts, monopolies, impact of railroads on other industries and the West, transcontinental rail road (1869), Chinese labor, Thomas Edison: electric light bulb, motion pictures, phonograph and impact on American life transatlantic cable, telegraph catalogs, vertical and horizontal integration, land grants, Taylorism: scientific management, Irish workers Hawaii, Alaska, China, Japan, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Cuba John D. Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan Standard Oil Andrew Carnegie, interlocking directorates, Herbert Spencer, William Sumner, Origins of Species department stores (Macy’s, Montgomery Ward, Sears), Jacob Riis’s How the Other Half Lives Ellis Island, Southern and Eastern Europeans during 2nd Wave of Immigration Lewis Hine photography Knights of American Federation of Labor, Mother Jones Samuel Gompers, Pullman Strike (1894) and labor unrest Haymarket Square riot Henry W. Grady U.S. Fish Commission, Sierra Club, Department of the Interior the Grange, Las Gorras Blancas, Colored Farmers’ Alliance Farmers’ Alliances Ocala Platforms, Tom Watson, Mary E. Lease, reforms: political and economic, including money issue, graduated income tax, government ownership of railroads, etc. conservation movement, development of national parks and forests, Theodore Roosevelt John Muir (Muir Woods), Yosemite, Yellowstone, Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, anti-Asian sentiments exodusters, Chinese and Japanese immigrants, urbanization, “allures of the cities,” Boomtowns street cars, Central Park, ethnic ghettos ethnic enclaves: Little Italy, Chinatown National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA), Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) Jane Addams and Hull House Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall, Florence Kelley subsidies, land-grant colleges Dawes Severalty Act, tribes of Great Plains, Homesteaders, “land conflict”
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