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Industrial Revolution
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100

Secretary of State William Seward purchased __________ from Russia for 7.2 million $. 

Alaska 

100

The factors of production are labor, capital, and _____________. 

land/natural resources. 

100
How would you explain nationalism?

 

100

The _______________ revolution preceded the Industrial Revolution with the development if labor saving machinery for farmers. 

agricultural 
100
Eli Whitney is known for what contribution to American industry? 

Standardized parts 

200

Edwin Drake discovered and drilled for what in Pennsylvania? 

OIL - first oil well!

200

Who invented the telegraph?

Samuel Morse 

200

How could imperialism lead to increased conflict? 

 

200

Why would a company want a monopoly on a product? 

Complete control of the market/production of that good - increased profit

200

There were 4 MAIN causes that led to the increased tension in Europe. Can you name any of those reasons?

M - Militarism

A- Alliances 

I - Imperialism 

N - Nationalism

300

Name the countries part of the Triple Entente Alliance 

300

Who invented the transatlantic cable and what did it do?

Linked Europe and North America through telegraph cables (under the ocean floor!!!) Cyrus W. Field invented. 

300

John _________ proposed open and equal access to trade with ____________. This became known as the Open Door Policy

Hay, China

300

What were some of the benefits of corporations for the American consumer?

Lower priced goods, reliable quality, jobs

300

The Monroe Doctrine gave the U.S. control of what hemisphere?

Western

400

Commodore _______________ defeated the larger (but poorly equipped) Spanish fleet at Manila Bay. Spanish fleet 'blown out of the water'. No American deaths, no ships sunk. The Philippines were ceded to the U.S. by Spain.  

400

Why was Fulton's steamboat important to the industrialization of the United States?

Allowed for quicker more efficient (less costly) river travel, and could also travel upstream.
400

Explain the big stick policy - which president is known for it?

The idea of careful and thoughtful negotiation (speak softly), but knowing all along there is the threat of a powerful military (big stick). Theodore Roosevelt. 

https://www.historyonthenet.com/authentichistory/1898-1913/4-imperialism/7-bigstick/index.html 

400

How did unions better working conditions for employees?

pay, conditions, hours, etc. 

400

How did Cuba gain independence? 

Following the Spanish-American War - the defeat of the Spanish by the Americans and Cubans paved the way to Cuban freedom. 

500

Where were some of the locations that the Spanish/American War took place? 

500

Who said "come here Watson, I want you", and why is it significant? 

Alexander Bell - via phone! First speech on the telephone. 

500

The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) enforced the Clayton Antitrust Act. What was this acts purpose?

To maintain competition in the market place, limit the power of trusts/monopolies. 

500

Explain the relationship between the supply of goods and their price due to the industrial revolution

supply went up, price went down - basic supply and demand. 

500

Name the countries that were part of the Triple Alliance.

Formed in 1882 - Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. 

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