<b>19th Amendment: </b>Women finally get the right to

<b>19th Amendment: </b>Women finally get the right to vote which is relevant because it finally gave women a say in the government 50 years after the 15th amendment

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<b>19th Amendment: </b>Women finally get the right to vote which is relevant because it finally gave women a say in the government 50 years after the 15th amendment

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Unit 2/3 Vocabulary

19th Amendment:Women finally get the right to vote which is relevant because it finally gave women a say in the government 50 years after the 15th amendment

Robber Baron:Someone who takes advantage of employees and depletes natural resources. This is relevant, as they are responsible for much of the terrible working conditions that persisted during the IR

Vertical Integration:The process of purchasing all the manufacturing and raw materials needed for a product. This was relevant, as it allowed for the price of creating a product to be reduced therefore giving even greater profits.

Horizontal Integration:The process of buying out competing companies. This was relevant, as if someone bought out all the competition, they could establish a monopoly and gouge prices

17th Amendment:This amendment allowed for the direct voting of senators. This was relevant as it aimed to help reduce corruption.

Ellis Island:This is an island in New York. This was a relevant island, as it was the place where many european immigrants went to immigrate into the USA

Laissez Faire:It was the idea that the Govt. should stay out of the way of businesses. This was relevant because it allowed the larger businesses to from monopolies/exploit workers.

Nativism:This was the idea that those who were natural born americans were better than those who immigrated. This is relevant, as this idea propagated and lead to the systematic the mistreatment of immigrants in the USA

Social Darwinism:This was the idea that those that made a lot of money were more "Fit" than those who didn't. This was relevant, as it justified to them why they could exploit them and have dangerous working conditions.

18th Amendment:The amendment that banned alcohol. This was relevant, as the resulting fallout, and problems involved quickly showed how attempting to control certain actions would not be possible

Populist Party:This was a group formed to help the general public have more of a say in the government. This was relevant, because at the time, the extremely rich had a lot of influence over the government, and the average person didn't

Americanization:The attempt to assimilate the immigrants into one culture. This was relevant due to the fact that many immigrants didn't want to give up their cultures, and this contributed to tensions between them.

Muckraker:Someone who exposed the terrible actions of large groups or powerful people. This was relevant, as they were responsible for informing the masses about the extent of the actions/exploitation being preformed.

Meat Inspection Act:The act that prevents mislabeling, and makes sure meat is processed in a clean environment. This was relevant because before that, the meat industry was rife with unsanitary practices

Labor Union:A group of people to help negotiate better working conditions and wages. These were relevant, due to the extreme mistreatment of workers in dangerous conditions, and poor pay

16th Amendment:This was the amendment that gave congress the power to create and collect taxes. This is relevant, as they replaced tariffs, and gained the govt far more than these tariffs ever did.

Andrew Carnegie:An extremely rich industrialist who was one of the richest in history. He was relevant, due to his philanthropic ways that led to him giving away the majority of his wealth to the poor

Thomas Edison:He was the man who invented the modern light bulb. He was relevant, due to this invention, and the fact that he worked to help make electricity cheaper and more available.

Henry Ford:The person who created the production line. This was relevant, due to the fact that this invention allowed for less skilled workers and cheaper production which led to the Model T being the first car affordable to the general populace.

Theodore Roosevelt:The 26th president of the USA. He was relevant due to his social reforms that helped take down extremely powerful companies and ban trusts.

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19th Amendment:
Women finally get the right to vote which is relevant because it finally gave women a say in the government 50 years after the 15th amendment

Robber Baron:
Someone who takes advantage of employees and depletes natural resources. This is relevant, as they are responsible for much of the terrible working conditions that persisted during the IR

Vertical Integration:
The process of purchasing all the manufacturing and raw materials needed for a product. This was relevant, as it allowed for the price of creating a product to be reduced therefore giving even greater profits.

Horizontal Integration:
The process of buying out competing companies. This was relevant, as if someone bought out all the competition, they could establish a monopoly and gouge prices

17th Amendment:
This amendment allowed for the direct voting of senators. This was relevant as it aimed to help reduce corruption.

Ellis Island:
This is an island in New York. This was a relevant island, as it was the place where many european immigrants went to immigrate into the USA

Laissez Faire:
It was the idea that the Govt. should stay out of the way of businesses. This was relevant because it allowed the larger businesses to from monopolies/exploit workers.

Nativism:
This was the idea that those who were natural born americans were better than those who immigrated. This is relevant, as this idea propagated and lead to the systematic the mistreatment of immigrants in the USA

Social Darwinism:
This was the idea that those that made a lot of money were more "Fit" than those who didn't. This was relevant, as it justified to them why they could exploit them and have dangerous working conditions.

18th Amendment:
The amendment that banned alcohol. This was relevant, as the resulting fallout, and problems involved quickly showed how attempting to control certain actions would not be possible

Populist Party:
This was a group formed to help the general public have more of a say in the government. This was relevant, because at the time, the extremely rich had a lot of influence over the government, and the average person didn't

Americanization:
The attempt to assimilate the immigrants into one culture. This was relevant due to the fact that many immigrants didn't want to give up their cultures, and this contributed to tensions between them.

Muckraker:
Someone who exposed the terrible actions of large groups or powerful people. This was relevant, as they were responsible for informing the masses about the extent of the actions/exploitation being preformed.

Meat Inspection Act:
The act that prevents mislabeling, and makes sure meat is processed in a clean environment. This was relevant because before that, the meat industry was rife with unsanitary practices

Labor Union:
A group of people to help negotiate better working conditions and wages. These were relevant, due to the extreme mistreatment of workers in dangerous conditions, and poor pay

16th Amendment:
This was the amendment that gave congress the power to create and collect taxes. This is relevant, as they replaced tariffs, and gained the govt far more than these tariffs ever did.

Andrew Carnegie:
An extremely rich industrialist who was one of the richest in history. He was relevant, due to his philanthropic ways that led to him giving away the majority of his wealth to the poor

Thomas Edison:
He was the man who invented the modern light bulb. He was relevant, due to this invention, and the fact that he worked to help make electricity cheaper and more available.

Henry Ford:
The person who created the production line. This was relevant, due to the fact that this invention allowed for less skilled workers and cheaper production which led to the Model T being the first car affordable to the general populace.

Theodore Roosevelt:
The 26th president of the USA. He was relevant due to his social reforms that helped take down extremely powerful companies and ban trusts.