Gilded Age 23-24

Uncle SAM giving special privilege pies, land grant pies to fat corporations; what is the picture most likely talking about?

(acaparamiento de tierras, privilegio especial)

• Temperance

• Political corruption

• Civil Service Reform

• Segregation

Homestead Act:

1. 1. Adult Citizens granted 160 acres of land

2. 2. Must improve land by farming & building a home

3. 3. After 5 years, pay registration fee

Where is the region located?

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was a government act that ​ (a)   business ​ (b)   .​

• dissolved
• monopolies
• Philanthropy

Match the following:

• Fear of losing Jobs to Chinese

• 
• first Federal act that outlawed monopoly

• 
• Assimilation

• 
• Nativism

• 
• Andrew, Carnegie & Philanthropy

• 

(Select Two) Which of the following contributed most to increased Settlement of the Great Plains and it's requirements?

"contribuyó más al aumento del asentamiento de las Grandes Llanuras"

• Restrictions placed on Native Americans

• Series of federal Land Grants

• Restrictions placed on Chinese Immigration

• adult citizen granted 160 acres

of the same or a similar kind or nature. 2. : of uniform structure or composition throughout.

(del mismo tipo)

• Homogeneous

  (same)

• Heterogeneous

  (different)

Nineteenth Century nativist advocated promoting a ​ (a)   society through restrictions on ​ ​ (b)  

• homogeneous
• immigration.
• Racism

Which trend of the late 1800s correctly replaces the question mark in cause in the effect of the diagram.

a

Settlement housing lost federal funding

People moved to the South

People moved from rural-urban areas

People moved to Ireland

Which sentence correctly completes this diagram?

c

Irish families immigrated to the U.S.

Bracero Program was passed

Russian radicals joined the Labor Unions

Chinese Exclusion Act Passed

During the early 20th century, which action was taken to address the issues shown in this diagram?

b

Businesses hired fewer immigrants

Businesses created monopolies

Business hired more Black Americans

Labor Unions reformed working conditions