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Gilded Age & Progressive Mosaic: People, Policies, and PressOnline version Key era topics matching game by Hayden Garris 1 The Gilded Age 2 Labor Movement & Unions 3 Civil Rights & Social Reform 4 U.S. Policy, Imperialism & Foreign Affairs 5 Progressive Era Reform & Regulation 6 Prominent Figures & Institutions Rapid industrialization after the Civil War Rise of big business and railroads Urbanization and increasing immigration Wealth inequality and influence of industrialists Timeframe: roughly 1870 to 1900 Knights of Labor founded in Philadelphia in 1869 Advocacy for an eight-hour workday Call for equal pay for equal work End of child labor movement Pullman Strike of 1894 drew national attention Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 marked women’s rights movement Ida B. Wells’ anti-lynching journalism and activism W. E. B. Du Bois and the early civil rights leadership Jane Addams and Hull House reform work Jim Crow laws and enforced racial segregation Moro Massacre (1906) and American imperialism abroad Roosevelt Corollary (1904) and intervention in Latin America League of Nations concept and Wilson’s diplomacy Woodrow Wilson and the Fourteen Points era Yellow Journalism’s influence on public opinion and war The Jungle exposed meatpacking conditions in Chicago Meat Inspection Act as a reform outcome Pure Food and Drug Act prompted by public outrage Regulatory shifts to curb industrial abuses Public health and consumer protection movements Eugene Debs and labor activism in the 1890s Tammany Hall as a powerful but corrupt NYC political machine John Muir and the conservation movement The Red Cross’s humanitarian relief efforts Woodrow Wilson’s presidency shaping early 20th-century policy

Gilded Age & Progressive Mosaic: People, Policies, and PressOnline version

Key era topics matching game

by Hayden Garris

The Gilded Age

Labor Movement & Unions

Civil Rights & Social Reform

U.S. Policy, Imperialism & Foreign Affairs

Progressive Era Reform & Regulation

Prominent Figures & Institutions

Rapid industrialization after the Civil War

Rise of big business and railroads

Urbanization and increasing immigration

Wealth inequality and influence of industrialists

Timeframe: roughly 1870 to 1900

Knights of Labor founded in Philadelphia in 1869

Advocacy for an eight-hour workday

Call for equal pay for equal work

End of child labor movement

Pullman Strike of 1894 drew national attention

Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 marked women’s rights movement

Ida B. Wells’ anti-lynching journalism and activism

W. E. B. Du Bois and the early civil rights leadership

Jane Addams and Hull House reform work

Jim Crow laws and enforced racial segregation

Moro Massacre (1906) and American imperialism abroad

Roosevelt Corollary (1904) and intervention in Latin America

League of Nations concept and Wilson’s diplomacy

Woodrow Wilson and the Fourteen Points era

Yellow Journalism’s influence on public opinion and war

The Jungle exposed meatpacking conditions in Chicago

Meat Inspection Act as a reform outcome

Pure Food and Drug Act prompted by public outrage

Regulatory shifts to curb industrial abuses

Public health and consumer protection movements

Eugene Debs and labor activism in the 1890s

Tammany Hall as a powerful but corrupt NYC political machine

John Muir and the conservation movement

The Red Cross’s humanitarian relief efforts

Woodrow Wilson’s presidency shaping early 20th-century policy

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Gilded Age & Progressive Mosaic: People, Policies, and PressOnline version

by Hayden Garris

The Gilded Age

Labor Movement & Unions

Civil Rights & Social Reform

U.S. Policy, Imperialism & Foreign Affairs

Progressive Era Reform & Regulation

Prominent Figures & Institutions

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