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    The document provides a study guide covering topics related to the economic, social, and political developments in the United States from the late 19th century to early 20th century, including: 1. The impact of the transcontinental railroad on Native Americans and their loss of land. 2. Economic growth factors and immigration policies during the Industrial Boom. 3. The rise of big business monopolies led by figures like Andrew Carnegie and John Rockefeller. 4. The Populist movement in response to economic issues and the interests of laborers versus businesses.

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    4.1-Impact of Railroads On The U.S. and Native Americans White Action Result On The Native Americans

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    Name: _____________________________________________ Period: ______________

    Standard 4 Study Guide


    4.1- Impact of Railroads on the U.S. and Native Americans
    Impact of the transcontinental Railroad for Native Americans:
    White action Result on the Native Americans
    Whites kill bison so that they don’t hit the trains

    Whites want Native American land

    Whites want Native Americans to assimilate

    Whites send Native American kids to boarding


    schools

    Whites feel threatened by the Ghost Dance

    Terms to know:
    Transcontinental Railroad

    Pacific Railway Act

    Homestead Act

    Dawes Act

    Ghost Dance

    Battle at Wounded Knee

    4.2- Economic Growth in the U.S.


    Factors of production (AND THEIR DEFINITIONS):
    1.

    2.

    3.
    Physical capital=
    Financial capital=
    4.
    Why have an open-door immigration policy during the Boom?

    Who did the government support during this time, laborers or businesses?

    Terms to know:
    Chinese Exclusion Act

    Nativism

    Unions

    4.3- Big Business


    Andrew Carnegie
    Industry he had a monopoly in

    Process he used to mass produce his product

    Type of integration he used (and definition)

    Way to remember Andrew Carnegie and his monopoly=

    John Rockefeller
    Industry he had a monopoly in

    Way he monopolized his industry

    Type of integration he used (and definition)

    Way to remember John Rockefeller and his monopoly=

    Terms to know:
    Capitalism
    Muckraker

    The Jungle

    Monopolies

    Bessemer process

    Vertical Integration

    Horizontal Integration

    Robber Barons

    Sherman Anti-Trust Act

    Captains of Industry

    Social Darwinism

    Laissez-faire

    Gospel of Wealth
    4.4-Populist Movement
    Populist Party=______________________________________________
    Who supported the Populist Party?

    What did the Populist Party want regulated?

    What did the Populist Party want unlimited coinage


    of?

    Major strikes
    The strike: What happened:
    Railroad Strike of 1877
    Haymarket Incident

    Pullman Strike

    Who did the government back in these strikes, the business or the laborers?

    Terms to know:
    Granger Laws

    Gilded Age

    Arbitration

    Wildcat Walkouts

    “Scabs”

    Yellow Dog Contracts

    4.5- Urbanization in the US


    Who did immigrants place their trust in when they arrived in the US? Hint--- it’s the people who gave them
    jobs.

    Blacks Migrate North


    Why’d they go North?

    What was it like when they got there?

    Terms to know:
    Graft
    4.6-Women’s Suffrage and Progressive Movement
    Progressivism= ______________________________________
    What did people want out of the progressive
    movement?

    Progressivism emerged as a result of what 2 sources


    of information?

    Which group of people also worked along with the


    Progressive movement to attain more rights?

    Key Politicians in the Progressive Movement


    Teddy Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson
    Ways in which they were
    progressives

    Terms to know:
    Carrie Chapman Catt

    19th Amendment

    Alice Paul

    Jane Addams

    Bully pulpit

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