Work
Acts/Laws
Muckrakers
Immigration
Robber Barons
100

When workers unite to fight and negotiate for better pay and better working conditions.

Unions

Bonus: What tactic do unions sometimes use to get what they want from their employers?

100

This act broke apart trusts and monopolies.

Bonus: 100 points for every company you can name that was broken up by this act.

Sherman Antitrust Act

AT&T, Standard Oil

100

Go again if correct.

The person who photographed child workers.

Lewis Hine

100

Go again if correct.

This island was located in New York.

Ellis Island

100

What companies did J.P. Morgan help create?

100 points for every correct answer.

US Steel, JP Morgan Chase Bank, General Electric

200

When a company has complete control over and industry, eliminating competition.

Monopoly

200

This act made sure that all food had proper ingredient lists and were free from harmful chemicals and eventually creating the FDA (Food and Drug Administration)

Pure Food and Drug Act

200

The apartments that many poor people in the cities lived in.

tenements

Bonus: Name some of the conditions in the tenements.

200

This immigration station in San Francisco was more like a detention center for many Asian immigrants, especially Chinese.

Angel Island

Bonus: What was found on the walls of Angel Island?

200

Railroad tycoon that made millions in shipping and railroads.

Cornelius Vanderbilt

Bonus: What famous structure in NYC did Vanderbilt build?

300

This process allowed steel to be mass-produced.

Bessemer Process

Bonus: Which tycoon invested in the Bessemer Process?

300

This law gave women the right to vote.

Bonus: Which groups of women were still prevented from voting despite this law?

19th Amendment

Native American and Chinese

Double Bonus: Which suffragette pushed Congress to create the 19th amendment, which was named after her.

300

What is a muckraker?

Somone that exposes the problems of society to make change.

300

What was one of the reasons immigrants came to America?

Political Prosecution, Religious Prosecution, Economic Problems, Lack of Jobs, War

300

This Robber Baron was the owner of Standard Oil.

John Rockefeller

Bonus: Name three ways Rockefeller was a philanthropist.

400

This famous strike against the Carnegie Steel company occurred at which location?

Homestead

400

This act prohibited anyone from China to move to the United States.

Chinese Exclusion Act

400

This book exposed the problems of the meat packing industry.

The Jungle

400

They were anti-immigration and anti-Catholic.

Nativists

400

This Robber Baron was the captain of the Steel industry.

Andrew Carnegie

500

Smoke alarms, sprinklers, and fire drills were required after this incident.

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

500

This act made sure that meat was not adulterated or mislabeled.

Meat Inspection Act

500

He published the book, "How the Other Half Lives" exposing the problems of the inner city.

Jacob Riis

500

Reasons people leave a country _________.

Reasons people are attracted to a country _________.


Push Factors

Pull Factors

500

He was a tycoon that was involved in banking, railroads, steel and more. He formed conglomerates and saved the nation twice from economic disaster.

J.P. Morgan

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