1. What’s New? Mr. Edison Big Business is Back Government, Business, and Class The Great Upheaval Imagine Immigration Citify me!Daily Life I don’t know! 100 200 300 400 500 Jeopardy!!

2. 100 The process that made steel able to be produced cheaper is known as The Bessemer Process back

3. 200 What replaced whale oil as the primary means for heating homes and providing light in America in the 1870s? Crude oil back

4. 300 Daily Double What development made railroads the “wave of the future” in 1869? The transcontinental railroad back

5. 400 What two people invented the airplane? Orville and Wilbur Wright back

6. 500 What were the three major advancements in communications technology? Telegraph, telephone, and typewriter back

7. 100 In what state was Thomas Edison born? Ohio back

8. 200 What was Menlo Park? Thomas Edison’s laboratory in New Jersey back

9. 300 When Thomas Edison died how many patents did he have? Over 1,000 back

10. 400 What invention did Edison have that changed New York City overnight? The DC Power Plant back

11. 500 How did Edison change daily life in America? He made life more convenient back

12. 100 Who was Horatio Alger? He wrote rags to riches stories that cemented the American dream back

13. 200 Laissez-Faire economic systems (free enterprise) was developed by who? Adam Smith back

14. 300 Name at least one advantage of a corporation. Businesses can raise more money, Owners have limited liability, It is a stable corporation back

15. 400 Describe horizontal integration. One company owns all factors of production at a single level back

16. 500 What was the one major development in marketing that allowed for the consumer culture of America to start? The department store back

17. 100 Daily Double What law was passed in 1890 that helped to control companies that had too much power? The Sherman Anti-trust act back

18. 200 What type of work was available for immigrants, African Americans, women, and children? Low paying, unskilled children back

19. 300 Describe what working conditions in America were like between 1880 and 1900. 10-14 hour workdays, no benefits, no workman’s compensation, less than $10 a week back

20. 400 What was the name of the successful early labor union? The Knights of Labor back

21. 500 What kind of an impact did the Knights of Labor have on race relations? A bad impact because they segregated their union back

22. 100 The Great Upheaval occurred during what year? 1886 back

23. 200 What happened during the Haymarket Riot? Anarchists and police clashed over a strike in Chicago back

24. 300 What new labor union was formed after the Haymarket Riot that only accepted skilled workers? The American Federation of Labor (AFL) back

25. 400 Who was Eugene V. Debs? He was the leader of a union that caused strikes back

26. 500 What happened that ended the Pullman Strike in 1894? President Cleveland ordered federal troops to operate the factories back

27. 100 Describe the Old Immigrants. Northwestern Europe, Protestant, mostly English speaking, relatively wealthy back

28. 200 Describe the New Immigrants. Southeastern Europe, Mostly Catholic, Slavic language speaking, mostly poor back

29. 300 In what two immigration stations did immigrants arrive when they came to America? Ellis Island and Angel Island back

30. 400 Daily Double To what groups did immigrants turn to gain help? Benevolent societies and religious institutions back

31. 500 What was the name of the group that did not like immigrants or the idea of immigration? The Nativists back

32. 100 What was the major change in the architecture of the cities? Steel allowed for skyscrapers back

33. 200 What change allowed for the growth of the suburbs? Mass transportation advances such as the trolley, railroads, and subways back

34. 300 What was the name of the new upper class of people that had made their money during their lifetime? Nouveau Riche back

35. 400 What happened to the middle class that made sure that people were able to do their job well? Licensure and certification back

36. 500 Daily Double In what type of apartments did the poor live? Tenements back

37. 100 How did education change in the late 1800s and early 1900s? Compulsory education laws required children to go to school back

38. 200 What was yellow journalism? Sensationalized writing that tried to grab the attention of the readers back

39. 300 What class frequented basketball games? The middle class back

40. 400 What class frequented baseball games? The upper class back

41. 500 What class frequented football games? The lower class back

42. 100 Who was Frederick Law Olmsted? The designer of New York’s Central Park, part of the city beautification movement back

43. 200 What was the popular form of music in the early 1900s? Ragtime music back

44. 300 What were settlement houses? Early, privatized forms of welfare back

45. 400 What was the name for the type of spending in which the nouveau riche engaged to show that they had lots of money? Conspicuous consumption back

46. 500 What was the name for the type of spending in which the nouveau riche engaged in order to show people that they cared about the less fortunate? Philanthropy back