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During the late nineteenth century, was America indeed the “land of…
During the late nineteenth century, was America indeed the “land of opportunity”?
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Horizontal ; acquiring similar companies in the same industry
Vertical ; acquiring companies before/after in the production process
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South no longer dependent on slavery nor cotton, more industrialized
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House for immigrants to live; taught English here, learned labor skills, etc.
Political entities controlled by a boss that had strong influence over the politics of urban cities; corrupt and manipulative
Major function of labor unions is collective bargaining; formal negotiations between union and employer about terms of employment
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A population shift from rural to urban areas; industrialization and job opportunities some of the main reasons for this
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A progressive political party that came about; graduated income tax, direct election of senators, abolition of national bank, etc.
For farmers and laborers
Nativism; resistance by native-born white Americans toward New Immigration (economic concerns, xenophobia, etc.)
Americanization; immigrants assimilating into American culture