1. Vocabulary Review

2. Due to the increase of factories, populations in cities began to grow very quickly. What term best describes this?
urbanization

3. Americans born in the United States pushed to stop immigration of the Chinese to the U.S. in the 1880s. What term best describes the idea supported by these anti-immigrant Americans?
Nativism

4. Workers belonged to groups that would help them fight for better working conditions. What were these groups known as?
Labor Unions

5. Many workers, who disapproved of their hours and wages, would take this action against their companies.
Strike

6. When immigrants came to the United States, settlement houses held classes to try to teach them English and about American culture. What goal were these settlement houses trying to achieve?
Americanization

7. The Northern Securities company combined 3 railroad companies into one to control the industry. What did these robber barons create?
monopoly

8. If AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and T-Mobile all worked together to set the same market prices, what have they created?
trust

9. Boss Tweed was the head of this corrupt practice in the city of government of New York.
Political Machine

10. Vanderbilt, Carnegie and Rockefeller all started big businesses to make a lot of money. What are these businesses called?
Corporation

11. Upton Sinclair was a ___________ who exposed the horrors of the meat packing industry in Chicago.
muckraker

12. Women fought for ___________ and eventually gained it through the 19th amendment.
suffrage

13. Theodore Roosevelt, labor unions and women all believed in this idea to make working conditions and equality better in the United States.
Progressivism

14. These buildings were constructed in the cities to house all of the workers and immigrants moving there.
Tenements

15. Many Robber Barons believe in the idea of ____________________ that only the best businesses deserved to thrive.
Social Darwinism

16. Horizontal consolidation
Vanderbilt believed in ___________________ which was buying up all of his competition or putting them out of business in order to control the market.
Horizontal consolidation

17. Vertical consolidation
Carnegie believed in buying up all businesses that were part of the steel making/selling process to ensure he had no major competitors. He supported the idea of _____________________________.
Vertical consolidation