| Definition | Term |
|---|
| Credited with the term 'Gilded Age' | |
| Important labor organization during the Gilded Age. Blamed for the Haymarket Riot | |
| Where the railroad companies join together to fix high prices | |
| Contract where the employee agrees to not be a part of the union | |
| Steel tycoon during the Gilded Age | |
| Oil tycoon during the Gilded Age | |
| Believed that African Americans would gradually earn equality after learning vocational trades | |
| Inventor of the telephone | |
| Nickname for the Battle of Little Bighorn where several US soldiers were massacred | |
| Leading American railroad speculator. Also teamed with James Fisk to manipulate the gold market. | |
| Where the owners of a mill refuse to let the workers go to work | |
| The only ethnic group to be legislatively excluded from immigrating | |
| Reformed the civil service system in the country | |
| Large tobacco baron during the Gilded Age | |
| Inventor of the lightbulb among many other inventions | |
| Limited the ability of states to regulate railroad companies | |
| Republicans who, over financial corruption, voted for (D) Grover Cleveland | |
| Leg on intercontinental railroad that started in Omaha, NE | |
| Bryan said that American workers would not be crucified on... | |
| The personification of the feminine ideal of beauty during the Gilded Age | |
| Socialist labor leader put in jail for his role in the Pullman Strike | |
| Attempt to control all factors of production of a good to eliminate competition | |
| Famous financier during the Gilded Age | |
| Large and violent steel strike against US Steel | |
| Populist Democratic candidate for President in 1896 and 1900 | |
| Group of farmers who began to bond together to push for their economic rights | |
