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The years of 1865-1895



    1850’s-                                           1866
                              1859
     1900
Bessemer Process-        Social Darwism-        Buffalo Soldiers-
Developed                Published in 1859,     Were members of
independantly by the     book was on the        the U.S. 10th Calvary
British manufacturer     evolution of of        regiment of the U.S.
Henry Bessemer and       humans in society.     army. Formed on
American iron maker      Grew from Charles      sept. 12, 1866 in
William Kelly around     Darwin's theory.       Kansas. Nickname
1850. This process       Led to the idea that   was given to negro
eventually made 90% of   business success       Calvary by the
the nations steel. Was   and failure is by      native Americans.
later replaced by the    natural law.
open hearth process.
1862-1890                  1862-1890                   1876

                                                Great Plains- Grassland
Homestead Act-           Exodusters- African
                                                extending through the west-
Congress passed this     Americans who
                                                central portion of the United
act which offered 160    moved from the post-
                                                States. Highly developed
acres of land for free   reconstruction South
to any free citizen or                          Native Americans lived in
                         to Kansas, took
                                                these western plains.
intended citizen who     advantage of the
                                                Natives use to use this land
was head of the          Homestead Act.
                                                to hunt buffalo and trade
household. Over
                                                goods made from the land.
600,000 families took
advantage of this
offer. Many were
exodusters.
Nov. 29,                      1850-1871                               1868-1881
      1864
                                                                 Sitting Bull-(Tatanke Lyotanka)
Sand Creek Massacre-        Transcontinental Railroad-
                                                                 Leader of the Sioux, Never signed
Cheynne returned to         Government invested heavily in
                                                                 the Treaty of Fort Laramie (said
Colorado’s Sand Creek       Railroads, 170 million acres, half
                                                                 the Sioux would live on a
reserve for the winter.     a billion dollars. In the 1860’s 2
                                                                 reservation along the Missouri
They thought the U.S        companies began racing to race
                                                                 river) The Treaty was eventually
Government was still        track, one from the east and one
                                                                 forced upon the leaders in 1868.
protecting them.            from the west. Both companies
                                                                 Other tribes signed the Treaty but
General S.R Curtis, Army    reached Utah in the spring of
                                                                 still expected to use their
Commander ordered           1869. 15 years later the country
                                                                 traditional hunting grounds.
John Chivington to attack   had boasted 5 transcontinental
                                                                 Sitting Bull defeated General
the Natives. Killed over    railroads.
                                                                 Custer at thh Battle of Little Big
150 inhabitants, mainly
                                                                 Horn. In 1881 he was killed by
women and children.
                                                                 police after resisting arrest.
1870’s              1870’s                1870’s

Graft- The illegal   Kickback- Illegal    Political Machines-
use of political     payments for their   Organization that
influence for        services from the    controlled the
personal gain.       companies. The       activities of a
Political persons    workers/companies    political party in a
began to scam        would “kickback”     city. Also offered
companies harshly.   these portions of    services to the
                     income.              voters, and
                                          businesses in
                                          exchange for
                                          political or financial
                                          support. Political
                                          Machines began
                                          during the Civil War.
1870’s                 1870’s                   1870’s+

Monopoly- Complete       John D. Rockefeller-     Trusts- People in a
control over and         became a billionaire     trust agreement
industry’s production,   through trust            turned their stock
wages, and prices.       agreements. He           over to people in a
The steel and oil        eventually gained        group of trusties-
company’s at this        complete control of      people who ran
time were                the oil industry. He     separate companies
monopoly's.              gained this control by   as one large
                         selling oil for less     cooperation. In
                         than it cost to          return the companies
                         produce, then when       were entitled to divide
                         he gained complete       the profits earned by
                         control he raised the    trusts. Trusts were
                         prices super high.       not legal mergers.
1874-1876                    1874                   1870’s


George Armstrong        Battle of Little Big    Longhorns- were
Custer- Colonel, in     Horn- This is where     sturdy, short
1874 he reported        General Custer was      tempered breeds
the Black Hills had     defeated by Sitting     accustomed to the
gold “from the grass    Bull. Battle only       dry grasslands of
roots down.” He         lasted an hour, none    Southern Spain.
was defeated early      of Custer’s men         They were raised by
in June, 1876 at        survived. The           Spanish for food and
Little Big Horn River   Natives knew Custer     later Americans
by many Native          was coming so they      raised them for food.
Tribes including        prepared, that’s why     This was the
Sitting Bull.           they were victorious.   beginning of
                                                cowboys and the
                                                first masses of food.
1870’s                        1862-                   1880’s
                                 1890’s+

Long Drives- Overland        Homesteader-           Soddy- A sod
transport that lasted        Settlers on the free   home, often made
about 3 months. Typical      land given to them     freestanding houses
drive consisted of 1         by the Homestead       by stacking blocks of
cowboy for every 250-        Act. Only about        prairie turf. Were
300 cattle, A cook who       10% of the land was    warm in the winter
drove the chuck wagon        actually settled by    and cold in the
and set up camp, and a       families in need,      summer. Offered
wrangler who cared for       most of is was used    little light or air and
extra horses, also a trail   for business.          were heaven to
boss who earned over                                snakes and little
$100 negotiating with                               insects. Were
settlers and Natives.                               fireproof but leaked
                                                    badly when it rained.
1867-                     1870’s                        1886
    1870’s

Oliver Kelly- Started   Grange-                  National Farmers Alliance-
the patrons of          Organization of          Organized by R.M.
Husbandry. An           farmers started by       Humphrey in 1886, in
organization for        Oliver Kelly. Original   Houston Texas. Members
farmers that became     purpose was to be a      in the colored alliance had to
popularly known as      social outlet and        work separately from this
the grange.             provide an               alliance to avoid violence.
                        educational forum        Some accepted blacks,
                        for isolated farm        many did not. Group
                        families. They later     worked mainly against the
                        spent most of their      Railroads because of the
                        time fighting against    high prices for transport.
                        the Southern
                        Railroads.
1880’s-
      1876                     1876
                                                     1890’s

Thomas Edison- A         Alexander Ghram       Andrew Carnegie-
pioneer who              Bell- Revealed the    He created the
established the          telephone to the      Carnegie’s steel
worlds first research    world. Him and his    industry which
laboratory in Menlo      parter finally made   produced more steel
park, New Jersey.        communication         than any British
There he perfected       across the nation     company. He gained
the incandescent light   almost instant.       control of the steel
bulb, and later a                              industry by vertical
power plant that                               integration. 1901 he
produced and                                   controlled almost the
distributed power.                             entire industry.
1880’s                   1881                   1888

Fredrick Law           Booker T.             George Eastman-
Olmsted-               Washington-           Invented the first
Landscape architect,   African American      portable camera’s
 helped draw upon a    educator that         that anyone could
plan for               believed racism       buy and use. He
“greensward” which     would end once        released his first
was selected to        blacks aquired        Kodiak camera in
become central         useful labor skills   1888, cost 25$ and
park, in N.Y. city.    and proved their      had 100 pictures
He later designed      economic value to     worth of film.
many other area’s of   society. Was later
St. Louis and          head of the
Boston.                University of
                       Alabama.
1890                    1890                    1890


Sherman Anti-Trust     Samuel Gompers-         Collective
act- Made it illegal   Led the cigar           Bargaining-
to for trusts that     makers international    Negotiation between
inferred with free     union to join with      representatives of
trade between states   other craft unions in   labor and
or with countries.     1886. Was               management, to
This law was poorly    president of the        reach written
defined and poorly     AFL. Worked for         agreements on
enforced.              better labor            wages, hours, and
                       conditions, had         working conditions.
                       some successful
                       strikes and were
                       successful overall.
1890’s                  1890                 1890’s

Settlement House-      Jane Adams- One       Urbanization-
Community centers      of the most           Growth of cities,
in slum                influential members   mostly in regions of
neighborhoods that     of the improvement    the northeast and
provided assistance    of settlement         Midwest. This
to people in the       houses. Founded       growth was mainly
area, especially       the Locust            caused by the huge
immigrants.            settlement house in   flow of immigrants
Settlement workers     Hampton, Virginia.    into the country.
lived in the houses    Was the first
to understand the      settlement for
problems first hand.   blacks.
1892                   1890’s                  1890’s+


Scab-                  Ellis Island- Place in   Melting Pot- Mixture
Strikebreakers, used   N.Y where                of people of different
to help keep           immigrants had to        cultures and races
companies operating    go to gain               who blended togther
without strikes        citizenship. 20% of      by abandoning their
ruining companies      immigrants were          native languages
profits.               held for more than a     and cultures. Many
                       day, only 2% of          refused to give up
                       these people were        their cultures. As
                       sent home.               more immigrants
                                                entered the country,
                                                the hatred for them
                                                increased.
1896                               1896                     1896


William McKinley-               William Jennings Bryan-       Cross of Gold
Republican party stated         Former Nebraska               Speech- Speech
the gold standard and           congressmen, editior of the   delivered by William
nominated McKinley for          Omaha World Heralds.          Jennings. Said that
president. Had millions of      Delivered the cross of gold   men would not be
funds backing him unlike        speech at the Democratic      crucified by gold.
his opponent. Spoke on          convention. He won the        He rejected making
his front porch while other     Democratic nomination,        gold our money
spread his word. Got 7          populist liked him but not    standard.
million votes to 6.5 million.   his V.P.. His funds and
 The East and Middle            support was no match for
west carried him to             McKinley.
victory.
1850’s-                                           1866
                              1859
     1900
Bessemer Process-        Social Darwism-        Buffalo Soldiers-
Developed                Published in 1859,     Were members of
independantly by the     book was on the        the U.S. 10th Calvary
British manufacturer     evolution of of        regiment of the U.S.
Henry Bessemer and       humans in society.     army. Formed on
American iron maker      Grew from Charles      sept. 12, 1866 in
William Kelly around     Darwin's theory.       Kansas. Nickname
1850. This process       Led to the idea that   was given to negro
eventually made 90% of   business success       Calvary by the
the nations steel. Was   and failure is by      native Americans.
later replaced by the    natural law.
open hearth process.
1864                 1866                  1860’s+

Mug Wumps-            Samuel Gompers-        Socialism-
Republican party      led the cigar makers   economic
activist who bolted   international union    government system
from the U.S          to join with other     in which the
republican party by   craft unions. Was      government controls
supporting            president of the AFL   everything, from job
democratic            worked for better      profession to living
candidate Grover      labor conditions       quarters and even
Cleveland in the      such as hours and      wages.
election of 1864.     pay. Were
                      successful in later
                      years.
1879

Dumbbell
Tenements- Also
called the old law
tenements called
dumbbell tenements
after the slope of a
dumbbell. The
narrow wasted slope
of a dumbbell. Built
in N.Y after the
tenement act of
1879, before the N.Y
state tenement.
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  • 1. The years of 1865-1895 1850’s- 1866 1859 1900 Bessemer Process- Social Darwism- Buffalo Soldiers- Developed Published in 1859, Were members of independantly by the book was on the the U.S. 10th Calvary British manufacturer evolution of of regiment of the U.S. Henry Bessemer and humans in society. army. Formed on American iron maker Grew from Charles sept. 12, 1866 in William Kelly around Darwin's theory. Kansas. Nickname 1850. This process Led to the idea that was given to negro eventually made 90% of business success Calvary by the the nations steel. Was and failure is by native Americans. later replaced by the natural law. open hearth process.
  • 2. 1862-1890 1862-1890 1876 Great Plains- Grassland Homestead Act- Exodusters- African extending through the west- Congress passed this Americans who central portion of the United act which offered 160 moved from the post- States. Highly developed acres of land for free reconstruction South to any free citizen or Native Americans lived in to Kansas, took these western plains. intended citizen who advantage of the Natives use to use this land was head of the Homestead Act. to hunt buffalo and trade household. Over goods made from the land. 600,000 families took advantage of this offer. Many were exodusters.
  • 3. Nov. 29, 1850-1871 1868-1881 1864 Sitting Bull-(Tatanke Lyotanka) Sand Creek Massacre- Transcontinental Railroad- Leader of the Sioux, Never signed Cheynne returned to Government invested heavily in the Treaty of Fort Laramie (said Colorado’s Sand Creek Railroads, 170 million acres, half the Sioux would live on a reserve for the winter. a billion dollars. In the 1860’s 2 reservation along the Missouri They thought the U.S companies began racing to race river) The Treaty was eventually Government was still track, one from the east and one forced upon the leaders in 1868. protecting them. from the west. Both companies Other tribes signed the Treaty but General S.R Curtis, Army reached Utah in the spring of still expected to use their Commander ordered 1869. 15 years later the country traditional hunting grounds. John Chivington to attack had boasted 5 transcontinental Sitting Bull defeated General the Natives. Killed over railroads. Custer at thh Battle of Little Big 150 inhabitants, mainly Horn. In 1881 he was killed by women and children. police after resisting arrest.
  • 4. 1870’s 1870’s 1870’s Graft- The illegal Kickback- Illegal Political Machines- use of political payments for their Organization that influence for services from the controlled the personal gain. companies. The activities of a Political persons workers/companies political party in a began to scam would “kickback” city. Also offered companies harshly. these portions of services to the income. voters, and businesses in exchange for political or financial support. Political Machines began during the Civil War.
  • 5. 1870’s 1870’s 1870’s+ Monopoly- Complete John D. Rockefeller- Trusts- People in a control over and became a billionaire trust agreement industry’s production, through trust turned their stock wages, and prices. agreements. He over to people in a The steel and oil eventually gained group of trusties- company’s at this complete control of people who ran time were the oil industry. He separate companies monopoly's. gained this control by as one large selling oil for less cooperation. In than it cost to return the companies produce, then when were entitled to divide he gained complete the profits earned by control he raised the trusts. Trusts were prices super high. not legal mergers.
  • 6. 1874-1876 1874 1870’s George Armstrong Battle of Little Big Longhorns- were Custer- Colonel, in Horn- This is where sturdy, short 1874 he reported General Custer was tempered breeds the Black Hills had defeated by Sitting accustomed to the gold “from the grass Bull. Battle only dry grasslands of roots down.” He lasted an hour, none Southern Spain. was defeated early of Custer’s men They were raised by in June, 1876 at survived. The Spanish for food and Little Big Horn River Natives knew Custer later Americans by many Native was coming so they raised them for food. Tribes including prepared, that’s why This was the Sitting Bull. they were victorious. beginning of cowboys and the first masses of food.
  • 7. 1870’s 1862- 1880’s 1890’s+ Long Drives- Overland Homesteader- Soddy- A sod transport that lasted Settlers on the free home, often made about 3 months. Typical land given to them freestanding houses drive consisted of 1 by the Homestead by stacking blocks of cowboy for every 250- Act. Only about prairie turf. Were 300 cattle, A cook who 10% of the land was warm in the winter drove the chuck wagon actually settled by and cold in the and set up camp, and a families in need, summer. Offered wrangler who cared for most of is was used little light or air and extra horses, also a trail for business. were heaven to boss who earned over snakes and little $100 negotiating with insects. Were settlers and Natives. fireproof but leaked badly when it rained.
  • 8. 1867- 1870’s 1886 1870’s Oliver Kelly- Started Grange- National Farmers Alliance- the patrons of Organization of Organized by R.M. Husbandry. An farmers started by Humphrey in 1886, in organization for Oliver Kelly. Original Houston Texas. Members farmers that became purpose was to be a in the colored alliance had to popularly known as social outlet and work separately from this the grange. provide an alliance to avoid violence. educational forum Some accepted blacks, for isolated farm many did not. Group families. They later worked mainly against the spent most of their Railroads because of the time fighting against high prices for transport. the Southern Railroads.
  • 9. 1880’s- 1876 1876 1890’s Thomas Edison- A Alexander Ghram Andrew Carnegie- pioneer who Bell- Revealed the He created the established the telephone to the Carnegie’s steel worlds first research world. Him and his industry which laboratory in Menlo parter finally made produced more steel park, New Jersey. communication than any British There he perfected across the nation company. He gained the incandescent light almost instant. control of the steel bulb, and later a industry by vertical power plant that integration. 1901 he produced and controlled almost the distributed power. entire industry.
  • 10. 1880’s 1881 1888 Fredrick Law Booker T. George Eastman- Olmsted- Washington- Invented the first Landscape architect, African American portable camera’s helped draw upon a educator that that anyone could plan for believed racism buy and use. He “greensward” which would end once released his first was selected to blacks aquired Kodiak camera in become central useful labor skills 1888, cost 25$ and park, in N.Y. city. and proved their had 100 pictures He later designed economic value to worth of film. many other area’s of society. Was later St. Louis and head of the Boston. University of Alabama.
  • 11. 1890 1890 1890 Sherman Anti-Trust Samuel Gompers- Collective act- Made it illegal Led the cigar Bargaining- to for trusts that makers international Negotiation between inferred with free union to join with representatives of trade between states other craft unions in labor and or with countries. 1886. Was management, to This law was poorly president of the reach written defined and poorly AFL. Worked for agreements on enforced. better labor wages, hours, and conditions, had working conditions. some successful strikes and were successful overall.
  • 12. 1890’s 1890 1890’s Settlement House- Jane Adams- One Urbanization- Community centers of the most Growth of cities, in slum influential members mostly in regions of neighborhoods that of the improvement the northeast and provided assistance of settlement Midwest. This to people in the houses. Founded growth was mainly area, especially the Locust caused by the huge immigrants. settlement house in flow of immigrants Settlement workers Hampton, Virginia. into the country. lived in the houses Was the first to understand the settlement for problems first hand. blacks.
  • 13. 1892 1890’s 1890’s+ Scab- Ellis Island- Place in Melting Pot- Mixture Strikebreakers, used N.Y where of people of different to help keep immigrants had to cultures and races companies operating go to gain who blended togther without strikes citizenship. 20% of by abandoning their ruining companies immigrants were native languages profits. held for more than a and cultures. Many day, only 2% of refused to give up these people were their cultures. As sent home. more immigrants entered the country, the hatred for them increased.
  • 14. 1896 1896 1896 William McKinley- William Jennings Bryan- Cross of Gold Republican party stated Former Nebraska Speech- Speech the gold standard and congressmen, editior of the delivered by William nominated McKinley for Omaha World Heralds. Jennings. Said that president. Had millions of Delivered the cross of gold men would not be funds backing him unlike speech at the Democratic crucified by gold. his opponent. Spoke on convention. He won the He rejected making his front porch while other Democratic nomination, gold our money spread his word. Got 7 populist liked him but not standard. million votes to 6.5 million. his V.P.. His funds and The East and Middle support was no match for west carried him to McKinley. victory.
  • 15. 1850’s- 1866 1859 1900 Bessemer Process- Social Darwism- Buffalo Soldiers- Developed Published in 1859, Were members of independantly by the book was on the the U.S. 10th Calvary British manufacturer evolution of of regiment of the U.S. Henry Bessemer and humans in society. army. Formed on American iron maker Grew from Charles sept. 12, 1866 in William Kelly around Darwin's theory. Kansas. Nickname 1850. This process Led to the idea that was given to negro eventually made 90% of business success Calvary by the the nations steel. Was and failure is by native Americans. later replaced by the natural law. open hearth process.
  • 16. 1864 1866 1860’s+ Mug Wumps- Samuel Gompers- Socialism- Republican party led the cigar makers economic activist who bolted international union government system from the U.S to join with other in which the republican party by craft unions. Was government controls supporting president of the AFL everything, from job democratic worked for better profession to living candidate Grover labor conditions quarters and even Cleveland in the such as hours and wages. election of 1864. pay. Were successful in later years.
  • 17. 1879 Dumbbell Tenements- Also called the old law tenements called dumbbell tenements after the slope of a dumbbell. The narrow wasted slope of a dumbbell. Built in N.Y after the tenement act of 1879, before the N.Y state tenement.