History Midterm

  1. Speculators
    Sold land for profit
  2. Oklahoma
    Last major Landrush
  3. Where did most of the goods come from
    West
  4. What was the morril land-grant
    Chinese immigrants were building track on one side and Irish Immigrants were building tracks on the other side. And the more tracks they laid out the more land they were granted
  5. From Asked for (railroads)
    More land to build more tracks
  6. From the E to the W was the ____
    Union
  7. California was the
    Central
  8. San ford
    Leader of the California railway
  9. Chinese
    the Central Pacific
  10. A prospector in 1859 soled claim near Virginia city
    Henry comstock
  11. Rapidly growing towns
    Boomtowns
  12. Self-appointed volunteers to punish people
    Vigilance committee
  13. Abandoned towns where people vanish because of miners and resources
    Ghost towns
  14. Shoveling loose dirt into boxes a running water over
    Placer mining
  15. Method of mining that ppl in west industrialized with
    Hydraulic mining
  16. Breed of cattle the drive on dry conditions
    Longhorn
  17. how did businesses become big
    Selling stock
  18. Vast areas of grass land owned by the government
    Open Range
  19. Driving cartels in long distances
    Long drive
  20. Start to Mississippi River with the wheat belt and no timber
    Great Plains
  21. 120 acres of land for $10
    Homestead act
  22. Dryland farming where they planted plants deep in the ground with moisture
    Dry farming
  23. Great Plains farmers
    Sodbusters
  24. Area in the eastern edge of the Great Plains. Which they named after the cash crop
    Wheat belt
  25. Large high profitable wheat farm
    Bonanza farming
  26. People who went to Claim land as the cannon bone
    Boomers
  27. People that left before the Canon went boom
    Sooners
  28. Overcoming of front tier and the argument that the frontier was the new start Drive
    Turner thesis
  29. Total value of goods produced
    Gross National product
  30. Drilled the first oil well inTutsville Pennsylvania
    Edwin Drake
  31. Invented the telephone and organize telephone company
    Alexander Graham Bell
  32. Invented the lightbulb ,phonograph ,elelectric generator ,battery, Motion pictures, dictamone
    Thomas Edison
  33. Let people do is they choose where the government had no interference in economy
    Laissez-faire
  34. People who risk capital to organize business
    Entrepreneurs
  35. Increase tariff rates and helped industrial workers to adopt rapid growth by limiting competition
    Morril tariff
  36. In 1862 Lincoln signs the Pacific Railway act and wanted it to run through the United States
    Transcontinental railroad
  37. Construction of transcontinental railroad
    Pacific Railway act
  38. Led the Union Pacific and used to be an officer in the union army
    Greenville Dodge
  39. 1/4 who ran the Central Pacific Railroad Company
    Leland Stanford
  40. Consolidator who merged rails Who was a successful railroad entrepreneur
    Cornelius Vanderbilt
  41. Country was divided into this
    Time zones
  42. Free land given by the government
    Land-grant
  43. Construction company set up by stockholders
    Credit mobilier
  44. Built and operated great Northern railroad
    James J. Hill
  45. Big businesses working together
    Corporation
  46. Investments to make profit
    Stock
  47. Reduction in cost of goods by increased production at given facility
    Economies of scale
  48. Alliance And groups sharing in some activity
    Pools
  49. Born in Scotland, businessman who revolutionized steel industry and profit
    Andrew Carnegie
  50. Vertical integration=
    Carnegie
  51. Horizontal integration=
    Rockefeller
  52. Combining of many firms engaged in some business or corporation
    Vertical or horizontal integration
  53. Crated new process of making steel cheaply and efficiently
    Henry Bessemer
  54. Completed oil industry
    John D Rockefeller
  55. Total control of a type of industry by 1company or one person
    Monopoly
  56. Combination of firms by legal agreement to reduce competition
    Trust
  57. Prevent buying Out businesses/Company who owned and shared stock
    Holding company
  58. Idea that wealthy people should give back
    Gospel of wealth
  59. Banking investment=
    Gospel of wealth
  60. Organization of some workers with the same trade or skill
    Trade unions
  61. Department stores like
    Macy
  62. Chain stores like
    All the other stores around
  63. Organization of common laborers and craftworkers
    Industrial unions
  64. Working together negotiating for a common agreement
    Collective bargaining
  65. People put on this list to be punished and boycott and not to get rehired
    Blacklist
  66. Company tactic to fight bag union
    Lockouts
  67. Advocated overthrowing government
    • Karl Marks
    • Marxism
  68. Person who believes laws and government are unnecessary
    Anarchist
  69. Cut wages lead to workers striking and blocking tracks
    Great railroad strike
  70. Organization union who advocated end of child labor eight hour workday and working on factor
    Knights of labor
  71. Bringing in third-party and settling the problem through impartial outsider
    Arbitration
  72. May 1 nationwide strike 100 dead 70 officers injured
    End of Knights of labor
    Haymarket riot
  73. Carnegie Magee cut wages by 20% off wages and use Pinkertons to hire scabs and called the military
    Homestead strike
  74. Luxury car company that laid out and slashed wages am boycott people
    Pull man strike
  75. People easily replaced
    Scabs
  76. Court order one one is required to refrain from doing an act
    injunction
  77. Leader of the American Federation of labor 1886
    Samuel Gompers
  78. dominate union with skilled workers
    American Federation of labor
  79. Group of skilled and unskilled workers
    IWW
  80. Agreement which company hires only union members
    Closed shops
  81. Capitalist
    Own workers
  82. Founded the Knights of labor in 1869
    Terrence Powderly
  83. included women and African-Americans in his union
    Knights of labor declined influence
  84. Allowed all workers including women immigrants and African-Americans
    Industrial workers of the world declined but still exist
  85. Included women trade unionist
    Women's trade Union league also declined and dissolved
  86. Included skilled workers and skilled white men
    AFL who still remains
  87. Flatland
    Union Pacific
  88. Mountains
    Central Pacific
  89. Limited liability
    Like stocks not responsible for a big problem and only responsible for investment
  90. Unlimited liability
    Limited responsibility
  91. Corporations stopped
    Risk
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History Midterm
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