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Welcome to Jeopardy!
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Directions: This game will be like real Jeopardy except for a few changes Each team will participate in every question After each question is read, teams will have time to discuss amongst themselves and write their answer on the dry erase board Every team will provide and answer for each question There is no penalty for providing an incorrect answer, EXCEPT during Final Jeopardy and a Daily Double question Team getting to pick the question will rotate, since everyone participates in every question The group that picks a Daily Double answers the question on their own and can wager any amount of their total points $ amounts will be tracked on the PowerPoint, but designate someone within your group to monitor your own score and someone to mark off categories and questions asked You MUST wager at least half of your total points in Final Jeopardy The winner of the game will be the team with the highest $ amount at the end
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Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2 Team 2 Team 1 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5
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Working Life Captains of Industry? Grab Bag Immigration City Life Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
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$100 Old or New…Type of immigrants who came from Southern and Eastern Europe (Italy, Greece, Russia, etc.)
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$100 New Immigrants Scores
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$200 Name for poorly built overcrowded apartments that Jacob Riis writes about In How the Other Half Lives
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$200 Tenements Scores
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$300 No they weren’t Indians... these people were against immigration because they felt immigrants were bad citizens and took American jobs
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$300 Nativists Scores
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Name one country from where Old immigrants usually came from
$400 Name one country from where Old immigrants usually came from
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Germany, Ireland, Great Britain
$400 Germany, Ireland, Great Britain Scores
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Place where immigrants usually landed when coming to the United States
$500 Place where immigrants usually landed when coming to the United States
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$500 Ellis Island Scores
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$100 These buildings usually located in cities, housed the machines that manufacture goods
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$100 Factories Scores
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$200 Neighborhoods surrounding urban centers, usually occupied by the middle or upper class
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$200 Suburbs Scores
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$300 Neighborhoods in cities were usually separated based on this identifying characteristic
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$300 Ethnicity/Culture Scores
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Daily Double
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$400 Allowed people to move farther away from the city, but still work in it
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(subway/elevated railroad)
$400 Mass Transit (subway/elevated railroad) Scores
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$500 Aid organizations that offered immigrants help in case of sickness, unemployment, or death
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$500 Benevolent Societies
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Workers negotiating as a group
$100 Workers negotiating as a group
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Collective Bargaining
$100 Collective Bargaining Scores
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Type of protest in which employees refuse to work
$200 Type of protest in which employees refuse to work
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$200 Strike Scores
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$300 Workers in Chicago were protesting the length of the workday when a bomb went off killing seven police officers
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$300 Haymarket Riot Scores
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Old Immigrants can from what parts of Europe
$400 Old Immigrants can from what parts of Europe
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Northern & Western (Britain, Germany, Ireland)
$400 Northern & Western (Britain, Germany, Ireland) Scores
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$500 Trusts often tried to eliminate __________ to make sure they were the only ones making a profit
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$500 Competition Scores
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Andrew Carnegie’s company made _________
$100 Andrew Carnegie’s company made _________
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$100 Steel Scores
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Rockefeller’s company name
$200 Rockefeller’s company name
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$200 Standard Oil Scores
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$300 Nicholas Otto and the gasoline engine led to this transportation innovation
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$300 Automobile Scores
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$400 In the Story of US, what tragedy struck the girls working at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory?
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$400 Fire Scores
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George Pullman’s famous invention
$500 George Pullman’s famous invention
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Sleeping or passenger train car
$500 Sleeping or passenger train car Scores
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$100 Rural or Urban…area in which population shifted to after the beginning of the Industrial Revolution
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$100 Urban Scores
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$200 Thomas Edison invented this, which allowed factories to operate 24 hours a day
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Light Bulb/Electricity
$200 Light Bulb/Electricity Scores
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Individuals buys this to own a portion of a company
$300 Individuals buys this to own a portion of a company
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$300 Stock Scores
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$400 Name of the famous house in Chicago which helped the poor…It wasn’t named after a famous hockey player
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$400 Hull House Scores
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Area of a ship where many immigrants traveled
$500 Area of a ship where many immigrants traveled
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$500 Steerage Scores
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Helping Hands Business Mixed Bag Culture Inventions Round 1 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Final Jeopardy $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Scores $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
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$200 Neighborhood houses which offered education, recreation, and social activities to poor people
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$200 Settlement Houses Scores
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$400 This woman devoted her life to helping the poor. She built houses in which she took care of those in need
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$400 Jane Addams Scores
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$600 Name of the famous house in Chicago which helped the poor…It wasn’t named after a famous hockey player
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$600 Hull House Scores
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$800 These groups of workers were hired full time for the first time so they that could monitor the city better
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Police Officer or Fire Fighters
$800 Police Officer or Fire Fighters Scores
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Many Workers fought to get a(n) ___ hour workday
$1000 Many Workers fought to get a(n) ___ hour workday
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$1000 Eight Hour Workday Scores
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$200 George Eastman improved on this so people could preserve memories easier
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$200 Camera Scores
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Daily Double
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This man wrote “How the Other Half Lives”
$400 This man wrote “How the Other Half Lives”
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$400 Jacob Riis Scores
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$600 This industry gave consumers in California the chance to buy products from New York and vice versa
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$600 Railroad Scores
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$800 This sports became extremely popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s after it was spread during the Civil War
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$800 Baseball Scores
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Mass __________…leisure activities shared by many people
$1000 Mass __________…leisure activities shared by many people
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$1000 Mass Culture Scores
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Individuals buys this to own a portion of a company
$200 Individuals buys this to own a portion of a company
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$200 Stock Scores
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$400 What was
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$400 Partnership Scores
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$600 Industry that farmers had a problem with because of the prices they charged
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$600 Railroad Scores
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This law was an attempt to stop monopolies
$800 This law was an attempt to stop monopolies
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Sherman Anti-Trust Act
$800 Sherman Anti-Trust Act Scores
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Term for a businessman who lies cheats and steals to make his fortune
$1000 Term for a businessman who lies cheats and steals to make his fortune
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$1000 Robber Baron Scores
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$200 These events allowed people to come see that latest technological inventions from around the globe
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World’s Fair (Exposition)
$200 World’s Fair (Exposition) Scores
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$400 People were enamored by this “Greatest Show on Earth” put on by P.T. Barnum
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$400 Circus Scores
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Daily Double
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$600 The discovery that this could be used as an energy source led to inventions like the airplane
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$600 Oil (Gasoline) Scores
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$800 Term refers to the labor technique of having a person repeat the same part of the production process over and over, instead of completing an entire product
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$800 Specialization Scores
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The first subway was located in this city
$1000 The first subway was located in this city
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$1000 Boston Scores
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Inventor of the telephone
$200 Inventor of the telephone
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$200 Alexander Graham Bell
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He invented a better way to produce steel
$400 He invented a better way to produce steel
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$400 Henry Bessemer Scores
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The Wright Brothers took flight out of this state (not on test)
$600 The Wright Brothers took flight out of this state (not on test)
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$600 Kittyhawk, NC Scores
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This invention improved printing production
$800 This invention improved printing production
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$800 Linotype Scores
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Invented more comfortable sleeping car
$1000 Invented more comfortable sleeping car
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$1000 George Pullman Scores
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Final Jeopardy Question
Story of US Final Jeopardy Question Scores
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Joseph Pullitzer played a major role in saving this
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Statue of Liberty Scores
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