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JEOPARDY Chapter 4 click here to PLAY
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Who invented the telephone?
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Alexander Graham Bell $100
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Name an invention of Thomas Edison.
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Carbon filament light bulb, the phonograph and the microphone
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Who invented the electric streetcar?
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Frank Sprague $300
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Who built a steel empire?
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Andrew Carnegie $400
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Who built the Standard Oil Company?
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John D. Rockefeller $500
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Name 3 examples of how inventions led to the rise of new industries at the turn of the century.
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companies all over the country began selling and designing cars, people started businesses to offer telephone services and entrepreneurs built power stations to bring electricity to cities $100
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What means of transportation helped the U.S. economy grow and how?
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The railroad helped the US economy grow because the railroad would help the factory deliver tools over a large area to reach more customers (distant markets). This would encourage the production of more goods. The train could also bring the natural resources to the companies making goods. $200
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What is free enterprise?
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Business owners can decide what to produce and how much to charge for products and services
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Name 3 effects of big business.
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More people worked in factories than on farms, it created millions of jobs, and the U.S. became the world's leading producer of manufactured goods $400
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What does it mean to own stock in a cooperation?
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It means you invest money into their business
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What were the main reasons immigrants came to America at the turn of the century?
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Economic opportunity, work, and food
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Name one thing Angel Island and Ellis Island had in common and name one difference.
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In Common: They both were an immigration station for immigrants arriving in the U.S. Difference: Angel island was on the west coast in California, had many Asian immigrants and they detained the immigrants longer. Ellis Island was on the east coast in New York, had many European immigrants and usually only detained immigrants for a day. $200
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How did immigrants make their adjustment to the US easier when they moved to America?
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Immigrants often lived in communities with others from their home country
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Name 3 reasons why immigrants moved to America.
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To escape poverty, hunger, lack of jobs, violence, war and injustice
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What did Jewish European immigrants and Jewish Russian Immigrants have in common besides the fact that they were next
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They came to the U.S. to escape religious persecution
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What challenge did the Wright Brother face when building their airplane?
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They knew very little about flying.
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Which is better: steel or iron? Why?
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Steel because steel is stronger than iron.
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Name 1 thing Chinese immigrants had to do after arriving at Angel Island.
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They had to prove that they had relatives already living in the U.S.
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Name 2 ways immigrants improved their own life when they arrived in America.
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They worked hard and got an education
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What is a monopoly? next
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A company that has control of an entire industry
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Name 3 contributing factors that led to the rise of the Labor Unions.
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low wages, working long hours, working conditions were unhealthy and dangerous, it was hot and cramped $100
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Name 3 goals of the American Federation of Labor.
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safer working conditions, end child labor, better wages
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What happened at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company?
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A fire broke out and many women were killed because the doors were locked
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Why were so many children working at the turn of the century?
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They worked to help support their families
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Describe the strike of 1892. next
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People were killed when striking workers fought with armed guards
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Today’s Category: Immigrants
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Name 10 countries that immigrants came from after 1890.
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Italy, Austria-Hungary, Russia, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, China, Japan and the Philippines.
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global history JEOPARDY Thanks for PLAYING! Go to Double Jeopardy
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global history JEOPARDY Double Jeopardy
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Topic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3 Topic 4 Topic 5 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 Go to Regular Jeopardy Replay End Round Go to Final Jeopardy
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Final Jeopardy Today’s Category:
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global history JEOPARDY Thanks for PLAYING!
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