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This 12-minute long silent film, was the first narrative movie-one that told a story.  (1903)

What is the Great Train Robbery

100

The name of the steamship that was hailed as a "floating palace" of fine furniture and artworks, stained glass windows and elegant woodworking.  But ended up sinking when it hit an iceberg.

What is the Titanic

100

What is another term for WW1?

What is The Great War
100

Which President got stuck in a bathtub?

Who is William Howard Taft

100

December 17, 1903 it was a bitterly cold day.  At least it was on the sandbar near Kitty Hawk, NorthCarolia.  The wind came howling off the ocean at 27 miles an hour.  What were the names of the brothers who flew the first plane successfully?

Who is Wilbur and Orville Wright.
200
During the decade 1910-1920, industries began to rely heavily on underaged people to help get the work done.  Employers were looking for cheap labor.  What was this called?

What is Child Labor

200

Demand was up! for automobiles!  What was the method called where each worker in the factory make only one part of the car. The car was built bit by bit by many workers.  This was an entirely new system.

What is the assembly line.

200

The definition: A formal agreement made between nations, usually to resolve a long-standing problem

What is treaty

200

Theodore Roosevelt took over the Presidency, when which President was assassinated?

Who is President McKinley.

200

The first car produced by what company was the Model A.  It was built in 1903.  It had an eight-horsepower engine and was started with a crank.

Wha is the Ford Company

300

The name of a popular store where women could buy their clothes instead of having to make them.  

Sears, Roebuck

300

What was the 18th Amendment to the Constitution? As one gov't official said: "After that hour, not a barrel of intoxicating liquor, a case of wine, or a keg of beer can be legally manufactured, sold, or transported anywhere in the US."

Prohibition 

300

In April 1915 the German army used the most hideous weapon ever developed.  It was an invisible killer... what was it? (General answer)

what is poison gas.

300
What was Theodore Roosevelt's favorite saying?

What is, "Speak softly and carry a big stick!"

300

The process of preserving perishable food was not easy  until 1913.  This giant bulky cooler with a fan was created.

What is the refrigerator?
400

The women who fought to win the right to vote for women in the early 20th Century?

what is Suffragettes/suffragists

400
November 1918 brought an end to the war in Europe but it also brought horrible health crisis-to the entire world. What was the name of the epidemic that spread like wildfire??

What is The Spanish Flu

400

This peace agreement that was established as a call for a world body to peacefully settle disputes between nations.  This began as a meeting for all the nations involved in the Great War.  In 1918 Woodrow Wilson had come up with the Fourteen Points, a revolutionary way of 'world thinking' 

What is League of Nations

400

Who succeeded President Roosevelt in the Presidency?

Who is William Howard Taft

400

This was invented after Joesphine Dickson frequently cut and burned herself while cooking?  The prototype allowed her to easily take care of her small injuries without assistance.

What is the band-aid?

500

What sport dominated the American sports scene in the early 1900's

What is baseball

500

In 1903, this person was the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize for physics.  Hint-She and her husband received this award for their discovery of two new elements, 'polonium' and 'radium'

Who is Marie Curie.

500

This man had new ideas about space and time. Some people thought he was a genius.  Others thought he was crazy.  in 1909, He became a professor at the University of Zurich when he was only 30yrs old.   

Who is Albert Einstein

500

This President started the Federal Reserve and got the U.S. involved in WW1, and presented the idea of an international "League of Nations"

Who is Woodrow Wilson

500

We have Hubert Booth to thank for this 1901 invention.  It changed house work for years to come!

What is the vacuum cleaner?

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