<p> 7th Grade Social Studies - 2nd Semester Study Guide Industrialization and Immigration in the U.S. Key terms: Trust</p><p>Monopoly</p><p>Philanthropist</p><p>Corporation robber baron sweatshop socialism transcontinental railroad</p><p>People: John D. Rockefeller</p><p>Andrew Carnegie</p><p>Eugene Debs</p><p>Concepts immigrants who worked on the transcontinental railroad</p><p>Carnegie’s business methods vs. Rockefeller’s business methods the Haymarket affair’s effects on the labor union movement meaning of the Gilded Age negative effects of monopolies on consumers impact of the Bessemer steel process on the nation's economic growth origins of standard time and its effects effects of the transcontinental railroad on Native Americans</p><p>1 push and pull factors of migration negative effects of immigration on American society the relationship between immigrants and industrialization conditions of immigrant housing</p><p>The Progressive Era Amendments: Sixteenth</p><p>Seventeenth</p><p>Eighteenth</p><p>Nineteenth</p><p>People/groups: Muckrakers</p><p>Jane Addams</p><p>Lillian Wald</p><p>Concepts: Carry Nation’s support for prohibition how the Federal Reserve Act changed banking</p><p>Wilson’s support of the 19th Amendment</p><p>Cause of Theodore Roosevelt passing the Meat Inspection Act</p><p>How Theodore Roosevelt’s use of the Sherman Antitrust Act affected Standard Oil</p><p>Theodore Roosevelt, the Bull Moose Party, and the 1912 election meaning of Theodore Roosevelt’s square deal</p><p>Taft and the 1908 election</p><p>2 Becoming a World Power People/groups: The Anti-Imperialist League</p><p>The Rough Riders</p><p>Jose Marti</p><p>Concepts: locations of major battles in the Spanish-American War how yellow journalism caused the war why American planters removed Queen Liliuokalani from power impact of the Roosevelt Corollary and the Monroe Doctrine</p><p>Reason Filipinos supported the Americans in the war</p><p>John Hay’s Open Door Policy</p><p>Commodore Matthew Perry’s involvement in Japan</p><p>Significance of the Platt Amendment</p><p>Meaning of “Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick”</p><p>Causes of the Boxer Rebellion</p><p>Reason for U.S. involvement in revolt against Columbia</p><p>“Seward’s Icebox”</p><p>Effects of George Dewey’s victory in Manila Bay</p><p>World War I Key Terms: Convoy</p><p>Armistice</p><p>Palmer Raids</p><p>3 Second Battle of the Marne</p><p>Great Migration</p><p>Treaty of Versailles</p><p>People/groups: John J. Pershing</p><p>American Expeditionary Forces</p><p>Concepts: Imperialist rivalries that caused the war</p><p>German actions that angered the Americans</p><p>How war bonds helped the war</p><p>How Americans at home helped with the war effort</p><p>War technology and its connection to militarism</p><p>War technology and its impact on warfare</p><p>Significance of the Zimmerman Telegram</p><p>Fourteen Points</p><p>League of Nations</p><p>How Franz Ferdinand’s assassination connects to nationalism as a cause of the war</p><p>The Great Depression In the first section, you will be interpreting graphs (multiple choice). Key terms: deficit spending</p><p>New Deal</p><p>Dust Bowl</p><p>Stock Market Crash of 1929</p><p>4 Bonus Army</p><p> sit-down strike</p><p>Liberal</p><p>Concepts: Hoover as the “do-nothing” president</p><p>Purpose of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)</p><p>Region where the Dust Bowl was located</p><p>Event that began WWII in Europe</p><p>Social Security and the Second New Deal</p><p>Social Security’s impact today</p><p>Popularity of radio during the Great Depression</p><p>How WWII helped end the Great Depression</p><p>Major effects of the Great Depression</p><p>Geography Ocean that European immigrants crossed to get to America</p><p>Ocean that Asian immigrants crossed to get to America</p><p>Great Britain’s geographic advantage during WWI</p><p>Major mountain range railroads cross between the Midwest and the west coast</p><p>5 Note: there are 100 multiple choice questions on your final.</p><p>6</p>