Gilded Age Crossword

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Crucigrama Gilded Age CrosswordVersión en línea Key terms from U.S. history era por Aaron Sebin 1 What: Civil War hero, president (1869–1877) How: Elected for fame, not political skill Why it matters: His presidency showed how corruption thrived when leaders lacked experience 2 What: Giving government jobs to political supporters How: Party loyalty mattered more than skill Why it matters: Led to inefficiency + corruption, caused public anger 3 What: Required merit-based exams for some federal jobs How: Passed after President Garfield was assassinated by a job-seeker Why it matters: Reduced corruption, weakened political machines 4 What: City organizations controlling votes How: Traded jobs, food, housing for votes Why it matters: Helped immigrants survive but encouraged bribery & fraud 5 What: First big national industry How: Government land grants + loans Why it matters: Created modern capitalism, time zones, national markets 6 What: Agreements to divide territory and share profits How: Railroads tried to stop competition Why it matters: Showed early attempts to control markets illegally 7 What: One company controls all steps of production Example: Carnegie Steel Why it matters: Lower costs, crushed competitors 8 What: Buying out competitors Example: Rockefeller’s Standard Oil Why it matters: Created monopolies 9 What: Applied “survival of the fittest” to society How: Used to justify inequality Why it matters: Excused poverty, child labor, no regulation 10 What: Rich should give back through charity Who: Andrew Carnegie Why it matters: Justified wealth while encouraging philanthropy 11 What: Regulated railroad rates How: Response to farmer anger Why it matters: First federal attempt to regulate business, weak at first 12 What: Outlawed trusts How: Congress responded to monopolies Why it matters: Weak early enforcement; used against labor unions 13 What: Early national union Who: Skilled + unskilled workers (women & Black workers included) Why it matters: Too broad → collapsed after failures 14 What: Union for skilled workers Who: Samuel Gompers Why it matters: More successful, focused on wages/hours 15 What: Bombing at labor rally How: Violence blamed on unions Why it matters: Public turned against labor 16 What: Steelworkers strike How: Company hired Pinkertons Why it matters: Showed business power over workers 17 What: Railroad strike How: Federal troops sent in Why it matters: Government clearly sided with business 18 What: Women should vote How: Claimed women bring morality Why it matters: Helped gain public support 13 7 11 12 5 15 2 10 16 18 6 17 3 8 4 1 14

Crucigrama

Gilded Age CrosswordVersión en línea

Key terms from U.S. history era

por Aaron Sebin

What: Civil War hero, president (1869–1877) How: Elected for fame, not political skill Why it matters: His presidency showed how corruption thrived when leaders lacked experience

What: Giving government jobs to political supporters How: Party loyalty mattered more than skill Why it matters: Led to inefficiency + corruption, caused public anger

What: Required merit-based exams for some federal jobs How: Passed after President Garfield was assassinated by a job-seeker Why it matters: Reduced corruption, weakened political machines

What: City organizations controlling votes How: Traded jobs, food, housing for votes Why it matters: Helped immigrants survive but encouraged bribery & fraud

What: First big national industry How: Government land grants + loans Why it matters: Created modern capitalism, time zones, national markets

What: Agreements to divide territory and share profits How: Railroads tried to stop competition Why it matters: Showed early attempts to control markets illegally

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Gilded Age CrosswordVersión en línea

por Aaron Sebin

What: Civil War hero, president (1869–1877) How: Elected for fame, not political skill Why it matters: His presidency showed how corruption thrived when leaders lacked experience

What: Giving government jobs to political supporters How: Party loyalty mattered more than skill Why it matters: Led to inefficiency + corruption, caused public anger

What: Required merit-based exams for some federal jobs How: Passed after President Garfield was assassinated by a job-seeker Why it matters: Reduced corruption, weakened political machines

What: City organizations controlling votes How: Traded jobs, food, housing for votes Why it matters: Helped immigrants survive but encouraged bribery & fraud

What: First big national industry How: Government land grants + loans Why it matters: Created modern capitalism, time zones, national markets

What: Agreements to divide territory and share profits How: Railroads tried to stop competition Why it matters: Showed early attempts to control markets illegally

What: One company controls all steps of production Example: Carnegie Steel Why it matters: Lower costs, crushed competitors

What: Buying out competitors Example: Rockefeller’s Standard Oil Why it matters: Created monopolies

What: Applied “survival of the fittest” to society How: Used to justify inequality Why it matters: Excused poverty, child labor, no regulation

What: Rich should give back through charity Who: Andrew Carnegie Why it matters: Justified wealth while encouraging philanthropy

What: Regulated railroad rates How: Response to farmer anger Why it matters: First federal attempt to regulate business, weak at first

What: Outlawed trusts How: Congress responded to monopolies Why it matters: Weak early enforcement; used against labor unions

What: Early national union Who: Skilled + unskilled workers (women & Black workers included) Why it matters: Too broad → collapsed after failures

What: Union for skilled workers Who: Samuel Gompers Why it matters: More successful, focused on wages/hours

What: Bombing at labor rally How: Violence blamed on unions Why it matters: Public turned against labor

What: Steelworkers strike How: Company hired Pinkertons Why it matters: Showed business power over workers

What: Railroad strike How: Federal troops sent in Why it matters: Government clearly sided with business

What: Women should vote How: Claimed women bring morality Why it matters: Helped gain public support

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