Ellis Island-immigrationstation innew yorkLaissez-faire-libertarians,wanted noregulationsCorneliusVanderbilt-railroad/shippingindustrialistSocialdarwinism-idea ofsurvival ofthe fittestOldImmigration-came to USmostly fromnorthwesteuropeHomesteadAct 1862- gavesettlers 160acres land inthe westJ.P. Morgan-financial/investmentbanker, US steelTranscontinentalRailroad- bothcentral + unionpacific railroadsconnectedTenements- setof livingareas/apartmentsInterstateCommerceAct-'regulated'the railroadsHorizontalintegration-own thefactories butless controlJohn D.Rockefeller-foundedstandard oilcompanyGospel ofWealth- writtenby andrewcarnegie onphilanthropyAndrewCarnegie- steelindustrialist,laterphilanthropistShermanAntitrust Act1890- bannedbusinessesfrom conspiringStock-owningpart of acompanyChineseExclusion Act-prohibitedChineseimmigrationW.E.B. DuBois-socialist, foughtfor education,foundedNAACPAssimilation-conforming topeople/countryUrbanization-urbanizing anareaAngel Island-immigrationstation insanfranciscoCentralPacificRailroad-started inCaliforniaNativism-preferringnative-bornoverimmigrantsColonialImmigration-immigrantswho went tothe coloniesThomas Edison-inventor/businessman,electricityIda B. Wells- anti-lynchingjournalist/socialistVerticalintegration-company ownsall aspects ofan industryAlexanderGraham Bell-inventor/scientist,telephoneMelting pot-culturesmixed intoamericanNewImmigration-came to USfrom southeasteurope + asiaStandard OilCompany-businessmonopolyfounded byrockefellerJunk Stock-high riskhigh rewardstocksKnow-Nothingparty- nativistparty, againstimmigrationUnion PacificRailroad-started inOmahaBond- loanto thegovernmentor acompanyRobber baron-negative view onindustry captains,powerfulbusiness leadersNicola Tesla-futuristicinventor,electricityBooker T.Washington-influentialspeaker/educatorfor rightsEllis Island-immigrationstation innew yorkLaissez-faire-libertarians,wanted noregulationsCorneliusVanderbilt-railroad/shippingindustrialistSocialdarwinism-idea ofsurvival ofthe fittestOldImmigration-came to USmostly fromnorthwesteuropeHomesteadAct 1862- gavesettlers 160acres land inthe westJ.P. Morgan-financial/investmentbanker, US steelTranscontinentalRailroad- bothcentral + unionpacific railroadsconnectedTenements- setof livingareas/apartmentsInterstateCommerceAct-'regulated'the railroadsHorizontalintegration-own thefactories butless controlJohn D.Rockefeller-foundedstandard oilcompanyGospel ofWealth- writtenby andrewcarnegie onphilanthropyAndrewCarnegie- steelindustrialist,laterphilanthropistShermanAntitrust Act1890- bannedbusinessesfrom conspiringStock-owningpart of acompanyChineseExclusion Act-prohibitedChineseimmigrationW.E.B. DuBois-socialist, foughtfor education,foundedNAACPAssimilation-conforming topeople/countryUrbanization-urbanizing anareaAngel Island-immigrationstation insanfranciscoCentralPacificRailroad-started inCaliforniaNativism-preferringnative-bornoverimmigrantsColonialImmigration-immigrantswho went tothe coloniesThomas Edison-inventor/businessman,electricityIda B. Wells- anti-lynchingjournalist/socialistVerticalintegration-company ownsall aspects ofan industryAlexanderGraham Bell-inventor/scientist,telephoneMelting pot-culturesmixed intoamericanNewImmigration-came to USfrom southeasteurope + asiaStandard OilCompany-businessmonopolyfounded byrockefellerJunk Stock-high riskhigh rewardstocksKnow-Nothingparty- nativistparty, againstimmigrationUnion PacificRailroad-started inOmahaBond- loanto thegovernmentor acompanyRobber baron-negative view onindustry captains,powerfulbusiness leadersNicola Tesla-futuristicinventor,electricityBooker T.Washington-influentialspeaker/educatorfor rights

Gilded Age Bingo - 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. Ellis Island- immigration station in new york
  2. Laissez-faire- libertarians, wanted no regulations
  3. Cornelius Vanderbilt- railroad/shipping industrialist
  4. Social darwinism- idea of survival of the fittest
  5. Old Immigration- came to US mostly from northwest europe
  6. Homestead Act 1862- gave settlers 160 acres land in the west
  7. J.P. Morgan- financial/investment banker, US steel
  8. Transcontinental Railroad- both central + union pacific railroads connected
  9. Tenements- set of living areas/apartments
  10. Interstate Commerce Act- 'regulated' the railroads
  11. Horizontal integration- own the factories but less control
  12. John D. Rockefeller- founded standard oil company
  13. Gospel of Wealth- written by andrew carnegie on philanthropy
  14. Andrew Carnegie- steel industrialist, later philanthropist
  15. Sherman Antitrust Act 1890- banned businesses from conspiring
  16. Stock- owning part of a company
  17. Chinese Exclusion Act- prohibited Chinese immigration
  18. W.E.B. DuBois- socialist, fought for education, founded NAACP
  19. Assimilation- conforming to people/country
  20. Urbanization- urbanizing an area
  21. Angel Island- immigration station in san francisco
  22. Central Pacific Railroad- started in California
  23. Nativism- preferring native-born over immigrants
  24. Colonial Immigration- immigrants who went to the colonies
  25. Thomas Edison- inventor/businessman, electricity
  26. Ida B. Wells- anti-lynching journalist/socialist
  27. Vertical integration- company owns all aspects of an industry
  28. Alexander Graham Bell- inventor/scientist, telephone
  29. Melting pot- cultures mixed into american
  30. New Immigration- came to US from southeast europe + asia
  31. Standard Oil Company- business monopoly founded by rockefeller
  32. Junk Stock- high risk high reward stocks
  33. Know-Nothing party- nativist party, against immigration
  34. Union Pacific Railroad- started in Omaha
  35. Bond- loan to the government or a company
  36. Robber baron- negative view on industry captains, powerful business leaders
  37. Nicola Tesla- futuristic inventor, electricity
  38. Booker T. Washington- influential speaker/educator for rights