| Definition | Term |
|---|
| Where the railroad companies join together to fix high prices | |
| Attempt to control all factors of production of a good to eliminate competition | |
| Meatpacking tycoon during the Gilded Age | |
| Inventor of the lightbulb among many other inventions | |
| Believed that African Americans should get instant equality | |
| Rockefeller's company | |
| Leg on intercontinental railroad that started in Omaha, NE | |
| Populist Democratic candidate for President in 1896 and 1900 | |
| Nickname for the Battle of Little Bighorn where several US soldiers were massacred | |
| The only ethnic group to be legislatively excluded from immigrating | |
| Last major battle of the Indian Wars. Involved the ghost dance movement | |
| Leading advocate of the 'New South' | |
| Railroad workers went on strie for this company. President Cleveland intervened on the side of the big business | |
| Shot President James Garfield | |
| New process that breathed oxygen to purify steel thereby making it cheaper to produce | |
| Set of discriminatory laws in the post-Civil War South | |
| Wrote a Century of Dishonor to detail the abuses of the US government towards Native Americans | |
| Synonym for monopoly | |
| Set up the 'separate but equal' doctrine | |
| Crusaded against sweatshops, child labor, and for the minimum wage. | |
| Largely agrarian movement that looked to regulate banks, railroads, etc. | |
| Bryan said that American workers would not be crucified on... | |
| Significant labor union that focused on the 'bread and butter'' issues | |
| People who broke the law and attempted to settle in Oklahoma earlier than the sale date | |
| Republicans who, over financial corruption, voted for (D) Grover Cleveland | |
| Influential Republican Speaker of the House during the Gilded Age | |
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