2. Unit 4 Jeopardy Mr. Kurtis D. Werner

3. Here Are The Categories

4. The Gilded Age

5. Local History

6. St. Louis Cardinals

7. 1904 World’s Fair Exposition

8. Random Things

9. The Gilded Age Local History St. Louis Cardinals 1904 World’s Fair Exposition Random Things 100 200 300 400 500

10. This man coined the term “Gilded Age”

11. Mark Twain

12. With the end of the Civil War in 1865 and the completion of the first transcontinental railroad in 1869, America saw a new and larger migration of whom to Western states?

13. Immigrants

14. A symbol of its technical knowledge and business significance. It also connected East St. Louis to downtown and introduced many new techniques for bridge building that was incorporated in bridges across the country

15. Eads Bridge

16. A St. Louis, Missouri, woodenware merchant and business partner of Robert S. Brookings (Wash. U.)

17. Samuel Cupples

18. Companies in a supply chain are united through a common owner. Usually each member of the supply chain produces a different product or (market-specific) service, and the products combine to satisfy a common need.

19. Vertical Integration

20. Name this House

21. Hanley House

22. Where is the county seat of St. Louis County?

23. Clayton, Missouri

24. What is the first name of the original Hanley that emigrated his family from Virginia?

25. Martin Hanley

26. Name of the man that was responsible for the courthouse being built in downtown Clayton

27. Ralph Clayton

28. In what year did the County and City Split and why did they split?

29. 1876 and Taxes—the 310,000 city residents didn’t feel like wasting money on the 27,000 county residents and reasons that the city wouldn’t extend much further than Grand Boulevard

30. Which Cardinals shortstop from the 1980s and 1990s is called “The Wizard of Oz”

31. Ozzie Smith

32. How many World Championships have the St. Louis Cardinals won?

33. 11!

34. The most popular St. Louis Cardinal of all – often called “The Man”

35. Stan “The Man” Musial

36. Name of the field where the St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Browns shared at the same time?

37. Sportsman’s Park

38. Why were the St. Louis Cardinals named the “Cardinals”

39. The team was outfitted in red striped stockings and red-trimmed uniforms. When sportswriter Willie McHale, of the St. Louis Republic, heard a lady fan remark, "What a lovely shade of cardinal," the new nickname was used in his column, and struck a chord with St. Louis fans.

40. T/F: The St. Louis World’s Fair is still the only Exhibition of its kind to result in a net profit.

41. True

42. Name of the Field in which the 1904 Olympics were held at Washington University in St. Louis

43. Francis Field

44. What was one of the less politically correct aspects of the Fair from our modern perspective that featured humans in habitats or cages

45. Filipino Exhibit

46. Give the full name of the 1904 World’s Fair

47. Louisiana Purchase Exposition

48. What year was the 1904 World’s Fair actually supposed to happen?

49. 1903

50. When was Twitter first launched?

51. In What Year Was Twitter First Launched? - 2006

52. What is Dennis the Menace's last name?

53. Mitchell!

54. What are the three main fossil fuels?

55. Coal, Oil, Natural Gas

56. What was the original Dutch name of New York City?

57. New Amsterdam

58. Name this famous St. Louis actor…

59. John Goodman (Affton High School)

60. Final Jeopardy

61. What was the name of the machine that went up and down the arch and allowed workers to install various pieces of the arch

62. Creeper Derrick

63. Good luck on your test tomorrow!