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| Steel tycoon. funded many public libraries. philanthropist |
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| tended to live in cities around people of the same ethnicity as themselves |
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| World's Fairs and Baseball is an example of this |
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| were built with steel frames and elevators |
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| were opposed to immigrants, believed immigrants were poor, uneducated, and would not become productive workers |
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| mass transit like rail cars |
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| allowed workers to live farther away from work forming suburbs |
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| founded by Jane Addams in Chicago. assisted immigrants in integrating into society. |
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| Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago White Stalkings |
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| two early professional baseball teams |
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| was the political boss of corrupt NYC |
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| where most Southern and Eastern Europeans entered the U.S. |
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| believed that African Americans should first improve their education |
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| the Pendleton Civil Service Act |
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| established a merit system for federal jobs |
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| reformers that wanted to address social and political problems of the Gilded Age |
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| gave Women the right to vote |
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| challenged Booker T. Washington's ideas |
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| found against alcohol abuse |
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| a muckraker that fought against political corruption |
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| wrote about lynching in the South as a muckraker |
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| middle class, educated white women |
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| what group fueled the progressive movement (of women) |
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| a system in which the government owns the means of production |
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| believed in Social Darwinism |
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| Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire |
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| fire in NY where over 100 factory workers died in a fire |
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| the movement to ban alcohol |
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| the social and political reaction to the Gilded Age |
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| came from East and south Europe. places like Italy and Poland |
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| area of the ship where poor immigrants travelled |
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| person who already lived in America and looked down on Immigrants |
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| Teddy Roosevelt's promise to America |
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| National Association for the Advancement of Colored People |
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| efforts to maintain our natural resources |
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| the first democrat to be elected president in 20 years |
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| pipes to carry water in and carry sewage out |
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| the remedy to well water and sewage in the ground |
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| racial harmony in Homewood |
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| Italians sympathized with the lot of African Americans in Homewood. Westinghouse was integrated |
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| political boss of Pittsburgh |
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