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Intelligence
100

What act was passed to regulate the railroad industry?

Interstate Commerce Act

100

Who controlled the banking industry?

J.P Morgan

100
What religion were the new immigrants?

Catholic, Muslim, Hindi (ect)

100

Where were new immigrants from?

Mostly from eastern Europe and Asia.

100

Who invented the first practical lightbulb?

Thomas Edison

200

What was the government building Boss Tweed used to steal money?

Tamany Hall

200

What industry did John D. Rockefeller monopolize?

Oil industry

200

What religion did old Immigrants bring to America?

Protestant Christians.

200
Where were the old immigrants from?

Mostly west Europe.

200

Who invented the telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell

300

Who was Boss Tweed? 

Boss Tweed was a corrupt politician who used Tammany Hall and governmental contracts to steal money. 

300

Who was Andrew Carnegie's right-hand man?

Henry Frick

300

The Polish were mostly what religion?

Jewish

300

Who had an easier time adapting to American culture?

Old immigrants.

300

What process did Andrew Carnegie use to speed up steel production?

Bessemer Process

400

What lead to Boss Tweeds down-fall?

Thomas Nast's political cartoons.

400

What is the name of the anti monopoly act passed in 1890?

Sherman Antitrust act

400

What was the most prominent religion in America during the gilded age?

Catholic Christians

400

Why did people like old immigrants more than new immigrants?

The old immigrants could speak English, had useful skills, and had an easier time adapting to American culture.

400

Who invented elevators?

Elisha otis

500

What were 3 acts passed by the government?

Sherman Anti-trust act, Interstate Commerce act, Chinese Exclusion act. (any 3 count)

500

Who controlled the railroad industry?

Cornelius Vanderbilt

500

Irish were mostly what religion?

Jewish (although they were still considered old immigrants)

500

What are 3 differences between New immigrants and Old immigrants

Old immigrants had useful skills, spoke English and had an easier time adapting to American culture. New immigrants had a hard time adapting to American culture, no useful skills and did not speak English.

500

How long did it take to build the Trans-Continental railroad?

1863-1869 (6 years)

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