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Final Jeopardy Round 1

Important leaders Getting organized Forms of Business Regulation by Law Terms of Progress Important Locations $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

President known as the Trustbuster because he fought the trusts. $100 President known as the Trustbuster because he fought the trusts.

Who was Theodore Roosevelt? $100 Who was Theodore Roosevelt? Scores

$200 President who was shot while attending the Pan-American Exposition in 1901.

Who was William McKinley? $200 Who was William McKinley? Scores

Man who followed Theodore Roosevelt as president. $300 Man who followed Theodore Roosevelt as president.

Who was William Howard Taft? $300 Who was William Howard Taft? Scores

$400 Author of “the Jungle” a book that exposed conditions in the meat packing industry.

$400 Who was Upton Sinclair? Scores

Man who became president after McKinley was shot. $500 Man who became president after McKinley was shot.

Who was Theodore Roosevelt? $500 Who was Theodore Roosevelt? Scores

$100 Organization of workers formed to get higher pay and better working conditions.

$100 What are labor unions? Scores

$200 Form of protest in which workers on strike walk back and forth carrying signs in front of businesses.

$200 What is picketing? Scores

$300 Contract that workers had to sign stating they were not and would not become union members.

What is a Yellow Dog Contract? $300 What is a Yellow Dog Contract? Scores

Daily Double

$400 Protest meeting in Chicago that erupted into violence unfairly balmed on the Knights of Labor.

What was the Haymarket Square riot? $400 What was the Haymarket Square riot? Scores

People who want to end or destroy all government. $500 People who want to end or destroy all government.

$500 What are anarchists? Scores

$100 Situation in which one business without competition controls a service or product?

$100 What is a Monopoly? Scores

$200 Procedure in which two railroads serving the same area agreed to charge all shippers the same rate.

$200 What was pooling? Scores

People who own a corporation. $300 People who own a corporation.

$300 What are stockholders? Scores

Several large businesses joined together to do away with competition. $400 Several large businesses joined together to do away with competition.

$400 What were trusts? Scores

$500 Type of a company created to gain controlling interest in other companies.

What is a holding company? $500 What is a holding company? Scores

$100 A process that allows Citizens to approve or reject a low passed by their Legislature.

$100 What is a referendum? Scores

$200 Procedure that permits voters to remove public officials from office before the next election.

$200 What is a recall? Scores

$300 A process in which citizens can put a proposed new law directly on the ballot in the next election by collecting voters signatures on a petition.

$300 What is an Initiative? Scores

$400 A merit system established in 1883 that covered government office workers.

What was the Civil Service? $400 What was the Civil Service? Scores

$500 An act passed in 1890 to do away with company mergers that restrained competition.

What was the Sherman Anti-Trust Act? $500 What was the Sherman Anti-Trust Act? Scores

$100 Henry Ford’s idea of moving the product past workers who then added parts to it.

What was an assembly line? $100 What was an assembly line? Scores

Complete control of a product or service. $200 Complete control of a product or service.

$200 What is a monopoly? Scores

$300 A great growth in technology when factories and machines replaced craft shops and hand tools.

What was the industrial revolution? $300 What was the industrial revolution? Scores

Making or producing things on a large scale. $400 Making or producing things on a large scale.

What is manufacturing or mass production? $400 What is manufacturing or mass production? Scores

Crowded, rundown apartment building in cities. $500 Crowded, rundown apartment building in cities.

What are tenements or what are dumbbell tenements? $500 What are tenements or what are dumbbell tenements? Scores

Site of the Wright brothers’ airplane flight. $100 Site of the Wright brothers’ airplane flight.

What was Kitty Hawk, North Carolina? $100 What was Kitty Hawk, North Carolina? Scores

Places in which modern workers worked instead of at home. $200 Places in which modern workers worked instead of at home.

$200 What were factories? Scores

$300 Cloth-making establishments that spread through the south after the Civil War?

What were textile mills? $300 What were textile mills? Scores

Small factories that have poor working conditions. $400 Small factories that have poor working conditions.

$400 What were Sweat Shops? Scores

Jane Adams started this as a community center to help immigrants. $500 Jane Adams started this as a community center to help immigrants.

$500 What was Hull House? Scores

Final Jeopardy Question Enter Category Final Jeopardy Question Scores

A process for making steel more efficiently, patented in 1856.

What was the Bessemer Process? Scores