2. THIS IS
JEOPARDY

3. Robber Barons
Big Business
Labor Unions
Railroads
Inventions
Corporations
200
200
200
200
200
200
400
400
400
400
400
400
600
600
600
600
600
600
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800
800
800
800
800
1000
1000
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1000

4. This term describes how different rail companies connected during the late 1800s

5. After the explosion of the rail industry, companies began to shrink the amount of tracks or better known as this
A 400

6. Small rail companies used these to combat the low prices for rail tickets given by large companies

7. Rebates were often given to large industry by rail companies, as a result it enraged this group

8. ????
A 1000

9. He built his empire
in the steel industry
B 200

10. He “ruled the world”
by controlling oil
B 400

11. He made his big break in banking before moving onto buying low-priced industrial stock

12. He built a railway empire

13. Robber Barons typically used the strategy of giving money back to customers for using their services

14. The term for a group of laborers
Who seek to organize for better wages and working conditions
C 200

15. One of the first major unions in the US that was chivalrous in
their pursuit for workers rights
C 400

16. The labor union president who Opened up his memberships to
All workers and not just skilled laborers
C 600

17. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 800

18. The AFL utilized this to negotiate fair contracts with employers

19. The union leader who organized smaller unions into one larger union known as the AFL
C 1000

20. Inventor of the light bulb, power plant and phonograph

21. He created the telephone

22. This inventor revolutionized the factory system in the US with one of his inventions

23. These brothers were the first to invent the airplane
D 800

24. He created the refrigerated railcar

25. This is a share in a company that investors can buy

26. A payment given to stockholders when a corporation makes a profit

27. Corporations stockholders elect these individuals to make decisions

28. This is an agreement between multiple corporations to set prices on products to maintain or increase profits
E 800

29. Allowing anyone to create or open a business or corporation is known as this

30. The creation of major quantities of a product in a short amount of time

31. Controlling every aspect of a market such as oil

32. Owning coal mines, ore mines, railroads and steel mills would be an example of this

33. The law that banned Monopolies and Trusts from existing

34. to make steel faster, stronger and cheaper
Carnegie used this
to make steel faster, stronger and cheaper
F 1000

35. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Industry Please record your wager.

36. (Subject, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Speaker)
SOAPS this Cartoon
(Subject, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Speaker)

37. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!

38. Networking
A 200

39. Consolidation
A 400

40. Pools
A 600

41. Farmers
A 800

42. A 1000

43. Andrew Carnegie
B 200

44. John Rockefellar
B 400

45. J.P. Morgan
B 600

46. Vanderbilt
B 800

47. Rebates
B 1000

48. Unions
C 200

49. Knights of Labor
C 400

50. Terence Powderly
C 600

51. Collective Bargaining

52. Samuel Gompers
C 1000

53. Thomas Edison
D 200

54. Alexander Graham Bell
D 400

55. Henry Ford
D 600

56. Wright Brothers
D 800

57. Gustavus Swift
D 1000

58. Stock
E 200

59. Dividends
E 400

60. Board of Directors
E 600

61. Trusts
E 800

62. Free Enterprise
E 1000

63. Mass Prodution
F 200

64. Monopoly
F 400

65. Vertical Integration
F 600

66. Sherman Anti-Trust Act
F 800

67. Bessemer process
F 1000

68. E 500

69. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400