Question

labor movement
assimilation/americanization
gilded age
urbanization
westward expansion
populism
a belief in the rights, wisdom, and virtue of common people. if politicians would not respond to farmers needs, people felt it was time to elect someone who would.
the movement of people and industry into the new territories to the west. settlers were encouraged to clear the land and build a house, then raise livestock or farm.
a way of instructing immigrants to adopt american culture so that they can blend into society. native american children were removed from their families and placed in schools and forced to go through this process.
workers grouped together to protect themselves from being mistreated by big business.
the time period from an 1873 novel suggesting a golden outside, but a corrupt inside.
refers to the process by which cities develop, including increased population, business, and structures. in the united states, this occurred rapidly in the second half of the 1800s for a number of reasons.

Explanation:

• Labor Movement: Workers grouped together to protect themselves from being mistreated by big business.
• Assimilation/Americanization: A way of instructing immigrants to adopt American culture so that they can blend into society. Native American children were removed from their families and placed in schools and forced to go through this process.
• Gilded Age: The time period from an 1873 novel suggesting a golden outside, but a corrupt inside.
• Urbanization: Refers to the process by which cities develop, including increased population, business, and structures. In the United States, this occurred rapidly in the second half of the 1800s for a number of reasons.
• Westward Expansion: The movement of people and industry into the new territories to the West. Settlers were encouraged to clear the land and build a house, then raise livestock or farm.
• Populism: A belief in the rights, wisdom, and virtue of common people. If politicians would not respond to farmers' needs, people felt it was time to elect someone who would.

Answer:

Labor Movement: Workers grouped together to protect themselves from being mistreated by big business.
Assimilation/Americanization: A way of instructing immigrants to adopt American culture so that they can blend into society. Native American children were removed from their families and placed in schools and forced to go through this process.
Gilded Age: The time period from an 1873 novel suggesting a golden outside, but a corrupt inside.
Urbanization: Refers to the process by which cities develop, including increased population, business, and structures. In the United States, this occurred rapidly in the second half of the 1800s for a number of reasons.
Westward Expansion: The movement of people and industry into the new territories to the West. Settlers were encouraged to clear the land and build a house, then raise livestock or farm.
Populism: A belief in the rights, wisdom, and virtue of common people. If politicians would not respond to farmers' needs, people felt it was time to elect someone who would.