Post-Industrialization
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- rutherford hayes
- when he took office he raised tariffs again
- pullman strike of 1894
- carnegie steel plant strike federal troops came in to end strike
- AFL
- American Federation of Labor
- Boss Tweed
- New Yorks most powerful political machine
- Karl Marx
- authorized socialism economic and political system in which governments owned the means of protection and controled economic planning
- Tammy Hall
- an organized group that controlled the activities of a political party in a city
- homestead strike of 1892
- protesting police brutality, turned voilent and then someone threw a bomb into the police line
- communism
- raised tariffs to a higher level
- scabs
- someone who crossed the picked line
- socialism
- political system in which the government takes over the means of production peacefully
- haymarket affair of 1886
- a group of people who want to lift the burden of debt from farmers and give the people a greater voice in their government
- blacklists
- if you were in a strike they say you can't work for that type of a company ever again
- Yellow dog contracts
- making people sign a paper saying they will not join a union
- Knights of Labor
- let anyone join
- Samuel Gompers
- led the Cigar Makers' International Union to join with other craft unions in 1886
- democratic socialism
- first to be president two times in a row, democrat
- Great Strike of 1877
- laid off 3000 of their 5800 workers federal troops had to end strike
- populist party
- he was the head of Tammy Hall in New York City and was charged on 120 counts of fraud thing that got him cought was the cartoons made by Thomas Nast
- Grover Cleveland
- he ran in the 1890 elections and he addressed the McKinley Tariff
- McKinley Tariff Act of 1890
- elected in 1876 and couldn't convince congress to support reform, so he used other means
- proletariat
- people who do mannual labor for a living