| Rural | | Woodrow Wilsons 1912 campaign platform |
| Quarantine | | ensures all citizens of a basic standard life |
| Thomas Edison | | area which one ethnic or racial group dominates |
| Urban | | time of isolation to prevent the spead of disease |
| Municipal | | people concerned with the care and protection of natural resorces |
| Andrew Carnegie | | political and social reformer of the late 1800's and early 1900's |
| Ghetto | | relating to a city; example: as in _____ government. |
| John D. Rocafeller | | realating to city |
| Social Welfare Program | | created a new way of making steel |
| Subsidies | | pretaining to the countryside |
| Gilded Age | | agreement with homeowners not to sell real estate to certain groups of people |
| Henry Bessemer | | a government policy of not interfering in private business |
| Progressive | | rich off of a grain and mat partnership |
| Antisuffarage | | way the people feel about suffarage |
| New Freedom | | Program of greater federal regulation of business and workplaces, income and inheritance taxes |
| Alexander Graham Bell | | industrialist; made a fortune in the steel business |
| Conservationist | | a term used between 1877 to 1900 to describe this period |
| Restrictive Covenants | | payments mad by government to encourage development of some key industries |
| New Nationalism | | deveolped telephone and telegraph |
| Laissez Faire | | invented the light bulb |