secondmajor waveofimmigrationto the US“Newimmigration”An era where theUS governmenthelped AfricanAmericans havetheir rightsReconstructionEraeconomy isstrongest whenthe governmentstays out of theeconomyLaissez-FaireEconomicscorporations thatcombine for thepurpose ofreducingcompetition andcontrolling pricesTrustsDarwin’s scientificprinciples like theidea of “survival ofthe fittest” insocietySocialDarwinismA politicalcartoonsatirist thatoust TweedThomasNastcompany gainscontrol of everystep of themanufacturingprocessVerticalConsolidationExclude NativeAmericans fromtheir land →Native Americanlife deterioratedDawesAct The first federalwatched railroadregulation basedupon being“reasonable andjust"ICCMade it acrime tomonopolizeanythingShermanAntitrust Protecting theinterests ofnative-bornAmericansagainst newimmigrants.NativismAn era of massproduction,industrializationand of rapiddevelopmentSecondIndustrialRevolution Laws in theamerican souththat enforcedracialsegregationJimCrowLawsestablishednewindustrieswith his lightbulbThomasEdisonThe houseprovidedservices forthe immigrantand poorJaneAddams -HullHouseGovernmentregulatingprivateindustriescourt caseMunnv.Illinoisfinanciallydrained the cityof New Yorkthrough fakedleases andmoreWilliam"Boss”TweedAndrew Carnegie’sessay about therich to promotewelfare andhappinessGospelofWealthCreated theCSC to overseecompetitiveexaminations forgovernmentpositionCivilServiceAct Owner of theCarnegie SteelCompany;Monopolist andsoon aphilanthropistAndrewCarnegie companygains controlof one aspectof an entireindustryHorizontalConsolidation The inexpensiveindustrial processthat allowed themass productionof steelBessemerSteelProcess Many workersdied because ofthe neglect ofsafety of thefactory buildingThe TriangleShirtwaistFactory FireShipping andrailroad tycoon;VanderbiltUniversity; veryrich guyCorneliusVanderbiltOwner of theStandard OilCompany;Monopolist andsoon aphilanthropistJohn D.Rockefeller secondmajor waveofimmigrationto the US“Newimmigration”An era where theUS governmenthelped AfricanAmericans havetheir rightsReconstructionEraeconomy isstrongest whenthe governmentstays out of theeconomyLaissez-FaireEconomicscorporations thatcombine for thepurpose ofreducingcompetition andcontrolling pricesTrustsDarwin’s scientificprinciples like theidea of “survival ofthe fittest” insocietySocialDarwinismA politicalcartoonsatirist thatoust TweedThomasNastcompany gainscontrol of everystep of themanufacturingprocessVerticalConsolidationExclude NativeAmericans fromtheir land →Native Americanlife deterioratedDawesAct The first federalwatched railroadregulation basedupon being“reasonable andjust"ICCMade it acrime tomonopolizeanythingShermanAntitrust Protecting theinterests ofnative-bornAmericansagainst newimmigrants.NativismAn era of massproduction,industrializationand of rapiddevelopmentSecondIndustrialRevolution Laws in theamerican souththat enforcedracialsegregationJimCrowLawsestablishednewindustrieswith his lightbulbThomasEdisonThe houseprovidedservices forthe immigrantand poorJaneAddams -HullHouseGovernmentregulatingprivateindustriescourt caseMunnv.Illinoisfinanciallydrained the cityof New Yorkthrough fakedleases andmoreWilliam"Boss”TweedAndrew Carnegie’sessay about therich to promotewelfare andhappinessGospelofWealthCreated theCSC to overseecompetitiveexaminations forgovernmentpositionCivilServiceAct Owner of theCarnegie SteelCompany;Monopolist andsoon aphilanthropistAndrewCarnegie companygains controlof one aspectof an entireindustryHorizontalConsolidation The inexpensiveindustrial processthat allowed themass productionof steelBessemerSteelProcess Many workersdied because ofthe neglect ofsafety of thefactory buildingThe TriangleShirtwaistFactory FireShipping andrailroad tycoon;VanderbiltUniversity; veryrich guyCorneliusVanderbiltOwner of theStandard OilCompany;Monopolist andsoon aphilanthropistJohn D.Rockefeller 

The Gilded Age: Causes and Effects - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. “New immigration”
    second major wave of immigration to the US
  2. Reconstruction Era
    An era where the US government helped African Americans have their rights
  3. Laissez-Faire Economics
    economy is strongest when the government stays out of the economy
  4. Trusts
    corporations that combine for the purpose of reducing competition and controlling prices
  5. Social Darwinism
    Darwin’s scientific principles like the idea of “survival of the fittest” in society
  6. Thomas Nast
    A political cartoon satirist that oust Tweed
  7. Vertical Consolidation
    company gains control of every step of the manufacturing process
  8. Dawes Act
    Exclude Native Americans from their land → Native American life deteriorated
  9. ICC
    The first federal watched railroad regulation based upon being “reasonable and just"
  10. Sherman Antitrust
    Made it a crime to monopolize anything
  11. Nativism
    Protecting the interests of native-born Americans against new immigrants.
  12. Second Industrial Revolution
    An era of mass production, industrialization and of rapid development
  13. Jim Crow Laws
    Laws in the american south that enforced racial segregation
  14. Thomas Edison
    established new industries with his light bulb
  15. Jane Addams - Hull House
    The house provided services for the immigrant and poor
  16. Munn v. Illinois
    Government regulating private industries court case
  17. William "Boss” Tweed
    financially drained the city of New York through faked leases and more
  18. Gospel of Wealth
    Andrew Carnegie’s essay about the rich to promote welfare and happiness
  19. Civil Service Act
    Created the CSC to oversee competitive examinations for government position
  20. Andrew Carnegie
    Owner of the Carnegie Steel Company; Monopolist and soon a philanthropist
  21. Horizontal Consolidation
    company gains control of one aspect of an entire industry
  22. Bessemer Steel Process
    The inexpensive industrial process that allowed the mass production of steel
  23. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
    Many workers died because of the neglect of safety of the factory building
  24. Cornelius Vanderbilt
    Shipping and railroad tycoon; Vanderbilt University; very rich guy
  25. John D. Rockefeller
    Owner of the Standard Oil Company; Monopolist and soon a philanthropist