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| Did the life expectancy go up or down during the industrial Revolution? |
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| The act that granted land to set aside to build universtities |
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| Person who believed in the Talented Tenth |
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| What was the Talented Tenth |
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| the top 10% of black society would lead them into equality and rights |
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| Term when Rail Road owners divided shared profits |
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| only transcontinental railroad built without government aid |
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| where J.P. Morgan put other people in charge as board of directors |
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| 1st billion dollar copporation in America |
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| 1st major product of oil industry |
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| What was in the south that was attractive to the north to moving factories there? |
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| A magazine ad that showed the power of women, independent, athletic, strong |
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| the term where a factory only hires people from a union |
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| The one group the knights of labor barred from their union |
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| The union group that still is around today and welcomed lots of people into their group |
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| American federation of labor |
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| 1st major attempt by the federal government to regulate business |
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| which union group fell apart after the depression |
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| illegal to ship birthcontrol through the mail |
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| What was the spread of letters in Europe that America was the land of oppurtunity |
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| believed in black political and physical rights wanted equality eventually |
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| campaign for realism, editor of Altlantic Monthly, Biography of Lincoln |
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| treats women powerful, contrast between Europe and America |
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| Sister Carrie about a poor working girl , a new "social novelist" |
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| brought out successive - and purfied- revisions of his hardy prennial, the assassination of lincoln inspired him, (poems) |
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| volumes of juvenile fiction, implanted morality and the conviction that there is always room at the top |
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| typrified a new breed of American authors in revolt against the elegant refinements of the old New England school of writing. |
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| wrote about the seamy underside of life in urban, industrial America |
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| wrote about poverty , was rich in idealism |
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| held that the truth of an idea was to be tested all above, by its practical consequences. |
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| helped popularize steel rail , offered superior railway service at low price |
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| Carnegie's Tatic, combining into one organization all phases of manufacturing from mining to marketing |
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| meant allying with competitors to monopolize a given market; rockefeller's tatic |
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| forbade combinations in restraint of trade without any distinction between good trusts and bad trusts |
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| where owners could close their doors against rebelious workers |
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| solemn agreements not to join a labor union |
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| winner and founder of the Hull House |
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| belief of science faith and forgivemess |
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Came from western europe, protestant or catholic,
fit easily in american society
some experience with democracy |
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came from southern eastern europe, othodox
saw industrial jobs rather then farming |
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Change in news papers with
Bigger headlines
Crime, scandal, sports cartoons |
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| reason for spanish american war for telling lies in the newspaper about war in cuba |
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| production by machines, factories, technology improvements, expanding markets, nationwide transportation network, increased capital accumulation, increase in size of cities |
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| extreme realsim, went beyond what you should talk about |
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