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Changes - $100

The first transcontinental railroad was completed by the

construction efforts of the __________ and __________

railroads

Union Pacific and Central Pacific

Changes - $200

The ___ industry owed much to the inventive genius Henry

Bessemer and William Kelly

steel

Changes - $300

America’s first billion-dollar corporation was ____

United States Steel

Changes - $400

The most effective and most enduring labor union of the post-

Civil War period was the ___

American Federation of Labor (AFL)

Changes - $500

The height of union violence occurred in Chicago when a

bomb was detonated which killed both demonstrators and police

Haymarket Riot

Labor - $100

The _____was at first primarily used to curb the power of labor

unions

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

Labor - $200

The image of the ____ represented an independent and

athletic “new woman.”

Gibson Girls

Labor - $300

A social-reform union killed by the depression of the 1870s was

the __________

National Labor Union

Labor - $400

Generally, the Supreme Court in the late nineteenth century

interpreted the Constitution in such a way as to favor _____

corporations

Labor - $500

The “one big union” that championed producer

cooperatives and industrial arbitration was the _____

Knights of Labor

RR - $100

Where the “wedding” of the rails took place, or the first

transcontinental RR was completed

Ogden Utah,

RR - $200

He replaced iron rails with rails of steel allowing for safer and

heavier loads

Cornelius Vanderbilt

RR - $300Who is the following poem

attributed too?The drill my paddies, drill;

Drill my heroes drill; Drill all day,

No sugar in your tay Working on the UP Railway

The Irish

RR - $400

Gorgeous traveling cars

Pullman cars

RR - $500

He drove the silver spike that connected the first

transcontinental railroad line

Leland Stanford

People - $100

A gigantic communication network developed based on his

invention

Alexander Graham Bell

People - $200

___was instrumental in the invention of the mimeograph machine and motion picture

among other things

Thomas Edison

People - $300

The AFL was his brain child

Samuel Gompers

People - $400

The vertical integration form of business combination was his

idea

Andrew Carnegie

People - $500

His unwritten motto was, “Let us prey.”

JD Rockefeller

Terms - $100

These checker board areas were granted to the railroads by the

Federal Government

Land grant

Terms - $200

A court order to force strikers back to work

injunction

Terms - $300

Items made specifically to make more money

Capital goods

Terms - $400

Another word for monoploy

trust

Terms - $500

This word was coined and first used in the 1840’s

Millionaire

Commerce - $100

The first federal regulatory agency designed to protect the public interest from business combinations was the ____

Interstate Commerce Commission

Commerce - $200

The first major product of the oil industry was ____

kerosene

Commerce - $300

The __________ Amendment was especially helpful to giant corporations when defending

themselves against regulation by state governments

14th

Commerce - $400

A major industry in the South was “coffin nails,” which are

____

cigarettes

Commerce - $500

His major field of enterprise was banking. Name him.

J. Pierpont Morgan