GreatPlainsArea of theUnited Statesthat waspopulated as aresult of thehomestead act.InterstateCommerceActCreated toprotect farmersfrom being overcharged by therailroadcompanies.AndrewCarnegieSteelproducer andphilanthropist.PoliticalMachineCorruptpolitical groupsthat ran thecites in the late1800s.BessemerProcessA fastermoreefficient wayto producesteel.  TenementLow rentovercrowdedapartmentsin the 1800s.NationalMarketWhen businessin Americaspread fromeast coast towest coast. Party BossCorruptpoliticalleaders inthe 1800s.TranscontinentalRailroadConnectedeast coastindustry towesternmarket.ShermanAnti-TrustActPurposewas tobreak upmonopolies.LaborUnionsCreated byworkers todemandbettertreatment.AssimilationAnattempt toa group'sculture. MonopolyA powerfulbusinessthat does notallowcompetition.ChildLaborUnfairtreatmentfor childrenat work.Americanizationexample: newimmigrantslearning theculture such asspeakingenglish.KlondikeGoldRushGold wasdiscoveredin Canada'sYukonterritory.Laissez-FaireKeepinggovernmentout ofbusiness.ImmigrationWhenpeople leaveone countryto move to anew country.EfficiencyAn improvedway to dosomething thatcan increaseproduction.  HomesteadActEncouragedwesternsettlement.ChineseExclusionActLaws werepassed tostop Chineseimmigrationfor 10 years.  Urbanization  Thegrowthof cities.PhilanthropyPracticeof givingback.NativistsOpposednewimmigrantsentering thecountry.GreatPlainsArea of theUnited Statesthat waspopulated as aresult of thehomestead act.InterstateCommerceActCreated toprotect farmersfrom being overcharged by therailroadcompanies.AndrewCarnegieSteelproducer andphilanthropist.PoliticalMachineCorruptpolitical groupsthat ran thecites in the late1800s.BessemerProcessA fastermoreefficient wayto producesteel.  TenementLow rentovercrowdedapartmentsin the 1800s.NationalMarketWhen businessin Americaspread fromeast coast towest coast. Party BossCorruptpoliticalleaders inthe 1800s.TranscontinentalRailroadConnectedeast coastindustry towesternmarket.ShermanAnti-TrustActPurposewas tobreak upmonopolies.LaborUnionsCreated byworkers todemandbettertreatment.AssimilationAnattempt toa group'sculture.MonopolyA powerfulbusinessthat does notallowcompetition.ChildLaborUnfairtreatmentfor childrenat work.Americanizationexample: newimmigrantslearning theculture such asspeakingenglish.KlondikeGoldRushGold wasdiscoveredin Canada'sYukonterritory.Laissez-FaireKeepinggovernmentout ofbusiness.ImmigrationWhenpeople leaveone countryto move to anew country.EfficiencyAn improvedway to dosomething thatcan increaseproduction.  HomesteadActEncouragedwesternsettlement.ChineseExclusionActLaws werepassed tostop Chineseimmigrationfor 10 years.  Urbanization  Thegrowthof cities.PhilanthropyPracticeof givingback.NativistsOpposednewimmigrantsentering thecountry.

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. Area of the United States that was populated as a result of the homestead act.
    Great Plains
  2. Created to protect farmers from being over charged by the railroad companies.
    Interstate Commerce Act
  3. Steel producer and philanthropist.
    Andrew Carnegie
  4. Corrupt political groups that ran the cites in the late 1800s.
    Political Machine
  5. A faster more efficient way to produce steel.
    Bessemer Process
  6. Low rent overcrowded apartments in the 1800s.
    Tenement
  7. When business in America spread from east coast to west coast.
    National Market
  8. Corrupt political leaders in the 1800s.
    Party Boss
  9. Connected east coast industry to western market.
    Transcontinental Railroad
  10. Purpose was to break up monopolies.
    Sherman Anti-Trust Act
  11. Created by workers to demand better treatment.
    Labor Unions
  12. An attempt to a group's culture.
    Assimilation
  13. A powerful business that does not allow competition.
    Monopoly
  14. Unfair treatment for children at work.
    Child Labor
  15. example: new immigrants learning the culture such as speaking english.
    Americanization
  16. Gold was discovered in Canada's Yukon territory.
    Klondike Gold Rush
  17. Keeping government out of business.
    Laissez- Faire
  18. When people leave one country to move to a new country.
    Immigration
  19. An improved way to do something that can increase production.
    Efficiency
  20. Encouraged western settlement.
    Homestead Act
  21. Laws were passed to stop Chinese immigration for 10 years.
    Chinese Exclusion Act
  22. The growth of cities.
    Urbanization
  23. Practice of giving back.
    Philanthropy
  24. Opposed new immigrants entering the country.
    Nativists