Inventions and Inventors
Expanding
Cities
Reforms and Reformers

Businesses
Misc.
100

This man invented a working, affordable light bulb.

Thomas Edison

100

Many immigrants and factory workers lived in a type of poor housing called _____________.

Tenements

100

The Hull House for immigrant women was started by this person.

Jane Addams

100

Railroad "Empire Builder"

James J. Hill

100

Business owned by many people called investors or stockholders.

Corporations

200

He invented better brakes for trains known as air brakes.

George Westinhouse

200

These people worked to fix and improve problems in the growing cities.

Social Reformers

200

Workers organized these to force employers to make changes in their pay or working conditions.

Labor Unions

200

Steel Industry Leader

Andrew Carnegie

200

A wealthy person who gives millions of dollars to public causes.

Philanthropist

300

He received a patent for inventing a working telephone.

Alexander Graham Bell

300

Unjust problems in business and government were types of ________________.

Corruption

300

A scholar who encouraged Christians to defend the Bible truths.

B. B. Warfield

300

Leader in Banking

J. P. Morgan

300

The Sherman Anit Trust Act did this.

limited industry power and control

400

This inventor designed sleeping cars for trains.

George Pullman

400

What problems resulted from crowded cities?

Diseases, trash, pollution, unclean conditions

400

What is Clara Barton known for?

Beginning the American Red Cross

400

Oil Industry Leader

John D. Rockefeller

400

Social Darwinism applied the idea of ____________ to businesses.

Survival of the Fittest

500

He created the QWERTY keyboard that was used for telegraph messages.

Christopher Sholes

500

What are 2 reasons for the growth of cities.

people moving from rural areas

immigrants moving to the U.S.A.

500

He was a famous evengalist.

Dwight L. Moody

500

The economic system in America where people can own businesses and goods.

Captialism

500

He wrote "The Gospel of Wealth"

Andrew Carnegie

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