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Bell West EO #1

Bellevue West American History EO #1

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Technological advances Made American industrial growth possible in the late 1800s
"Captains of industry" Increased the supply of goods and created many jobs.
Characteristics of industry in the late 1800s Low-paying industrial jobs, unskilled industrial jobs, and unsafe factory conditions.
Organized labor unions in the late 1800s Improved wages and working conditions for the workers.
Effects of American expansion into the West Native American societies were nearly destroyed.
Major industries in the West during the late 1800s Mining, ranching, and farming.
Ellis Island The major port of entry for most European immigrants in the late 1800s.
Effects of the public school system Help immigrant children become assimilated to American culture.
Plessy v. Ferguson The court established the "separate-but-equal" doctrine, upholding segregation.
Populist Party Farmers
Laissez-Faire policy The policy led to business growth, corruption, and reform.
Social reform movement The goal was to improve society by helping the needy.
Entertainment in the late 1800s The circus, sports, and movies.
Westward expansion reasons Trancontinental Railroad, discovery of gold, and Homestead Act.
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