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Review Chapter 19 & Points Will Be on your Final Quarter Grades Study!!

1. Relationship between Railroad and Economy- RR built- Economy goes up

2. Consolidation- Combining separate companies in an industry

3. Inventor of Telephone- Alexander G. Bell

4.Consolidation of RR who benefits? Railroad Barons

5.Result of homestead strike- Steelworkers Union Dwindled after its failure

6.Who stopped the Pullman Strike- Attorney General Richard Olney

7.AFL group of national trade unions formed this

8.Mergers- Combining of Companies

9.Andrew Carnegie- Steel owner- Philanthropist

10.Jan E. Matzeliger- Invented Shoe making machine

11.Inventor of Lightbulb- Thomas Edison

12.Cyrus Field- Linked US & Europe with Transatlantic Telegraph line

13.George Pullman- Invented RR sleeping car

14.Thomas Edison- electric power plant lit up 85 buildings

15.George Westinghouse- Invented transformers

16.Haymarket Riot- Bloody Clash in Chicago

17.Child Labor Laws- Didn’t apply in Agriculture

18.Edwin L. Drake- Well led to creating of multimillion dollar oil industry

19.Henry Ford- assembly line pioneer

20.Quote Charles Sorenson- pg575- Describing Model T

21.Quote First words spoke on Telephone pg accidentally spoken words

22.Quote pg Haymarket Riot quote

Matching 1.George Eastman- Invented a small Camera

2.Cornelius Vanderbilt- Railroad Baron

3.Mary Harris Jones- Labor union Leader

4.Henry Ford- Built Model T

5.Alexander Graham Bell- Invented the Telephone

9.John D. Rockefeller- Formed the Standard Oil Company OH

Chapter 20 on Back- 1.Angel Island- Asian Immigrants

2. Morrill Act- Funds for land- grant colleges Funds for land-grant colleges

3Thomas Edison- invention- moving pictures

4Why emigrate? economic troubles

5Law limited Immigration year- Chinese Exclusion Act 1882

6spectator sports- Rooting for home team became a pastime

7tenements- apartment slums where immigrants lived

8Pacific ocean journey length- several weeks

9Early magazines still published today- Atlantic Monthly, Harper’s Magazine, Ladies’ Home Journal

10Polish immigrant quote- pg.591- tenement

11Bridge opened in NYC Brooklyn

12Edith Wharton- joys and sorrows of upper-class easterners

13Type of work done by W.Homer- Stormy Sea Scenes

14 Early movie theatres- Nickelodeons

15Jacob Riis- Wrote about Gangs of New York

Matching 1Suburbs- Site of middle-class housing

2Jane Addams- Hull House founder

3Settlement Houses- Provided Medical Care

4.Bryn Mawr College that admitted women

5Booker T. Washington- Tuskegee Institute founder

6Howard University Admitted African Americans

7.Morril Act Gave Land to colleges

8.Tenement Urban Apartment Slum

9Sweatshop- Clothing Factory

Short Answer- Assimilate becoming part of American Culture

Describe Journey of poor immigrant to America-(5) cramped noisy quarters- low decks(steerage) long 12 days or several weeks

How were new immigrants processed-(8) Medical exam, shortened names, home, family, occupation Statue of Liberty(2)- greeted east coast immigrants

In what cities are Angel and Ellis Island(2)- San Francisco & New York City