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Gilded Age (Wild West (Indians (Eventually had to move to reservations…
Gilded Age
Wild West
Cowboys
Barbed wire ended cowboys way of life
Miners
Mostly Chinese
Dangerous job
Low wages
Indians
Whites took much of their land
Eventually had to move to reservations
Indian removal Reservations
Buffalo Soldiers
Buffalo were killed for money
Used all body parts of buffalo
Cow Towns
Cities where cows are transportated
Ghost Towns
After gold is gone
Homestead Act
"Exodusters"
Indian Wars
Custers' last stand (Little Big Horn)
Wounded knee
Western Farmers
Granger
Populist Party
Bimetallism
Pay of debts
Government Issues
Monopoly
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Central Pacific
American Sugar Refining Company
President Roosevelt took these monopoly people down
"Robber Barons"
Tammany Hall (Political Machines)
Boss Tweed
Controls Immigrants
Controls government officials
Made lots of money
Thomas Nast Took Boss Tweed down
President Grant
Credit Mobilier
Black Friday
The Whiskey Ring
The Indian Ring
Railroad Corruption
Under the table bargains
Union and Central Pacific
Credit Mobilier
Meat Scandal
Roosevelt had to do with
"Jungle" book
FDA
Laissez Faire
ICC
Big Cities
Poor Sanitation
Tenements
Slums
"How the other half lived"
Muckrakers
Jacob A. Reese
Large population
Skyscrapers
Steel
"New Immigrates"
23 million immigrants arrived between 1880 to 1921
Ellis Island
75% of immigrants
New York
"Nativists"
40% of Americans lived in cities
Urbanization
Subways/Trolleys
Transportation
Sports
Boxing
Baseball
Industrial Revolution
Improved transportation
Railroad
Improving manufacturing
Steel
Bessemer Process
Mass production
Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Vertical integration
Captain of Industry/"Robber barons"
"The Gospel of Wealth"
Changes in Production
Assembly Lines
Interchangeable parts
Division of labor
Inventions
Catalog
Transported goods straight to homes
Lightbulb
Electricity
Thomas Edison
Lengthened work days
Alexander Graham Bell
Telephone
Oil
Rockfeller
Railroads
Transcontinental Railroad
Westward movement
New resources
Gold
Silver
Buffalo Killed
Indians culture challenged by whites
Homestead Act
Increased westward expansion
Land was very cheap
Improved economy
New Cities
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Time zones
Railroad Tycoons
Overbuilding
Labor
Labor Unions
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Collective Bargain
Knights of Labor
Terence Powderly
Low wage, poor workplace
Riots/Strikes
Haymarket Square Riot
Strikes
Pinkertons
Homestead Strike
Carnegie's steel plant
Pullman Strike
American Railroad Union
Railroad workers
Chinese Workers
The "Jungle"
Child labor
New workforce
African Americans
Women
Children
Immigrants
Asian
Irish
German
Chinese
Chinese Exclusion Act