Vocab
Industrial Rev. 1
Industrial Rev. 2
Immigration 1
Immigration 2
100

Controlled most of the Steel Industry and was considered to be a Robber Baron but ended up being a huge Philanthropist.

Who was Andrew Carnegie. 

100

Rail Road that spanned the entire length of the Continent and connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. 

What is the Transcontinental Railroad. 

100

This was someone who exploited or made money in a harmful way to people during the Industrial Revolution. 

What is a Robber Baron. 

100

Someone who believe that America should be for only American born people and all immigrants were not welcome. 

What is a Nativist. 

100

These people were considered vastly different; language, looks, religion, poor, and culture. 

What are new immigrants, 

200

Rail Road Tycoon who consolidated smaller Railroads into a larger one. 

Who is Cornelius Vanderbilt. 

200

This person was a powerful steel manufacture from Pittsburgh PA.  

Who is Andrew Carnegie. 

200

These groups of people wanted better wages, hours, and working conditions. 

What is a Labor Union?

200

These were conditions that forced people to leave from an area

What are Push Factors. 

200

These are examples of Push Factors. 

What is war, persecution, famine, disease, natural disasters. 

300

Total or Majority control of a specific industry like oil and steel. 

What is a Monopoly. 

300

Which feature of the United States economy in the late 1800’s is symbolized by the rose in
the cartoon? 

 

What is a Monopoly. 

300

What was responsible for the increase in production of goods? 

What is a Assembly Line. 

300

These were conditions that attracted someone to an area. 

What are Pull Factors. 

300

These are examples of a Pull Factor. 

What are Opportunities, Jobs, Riches, Owning a house, Property. 

400

Island in NYC waters that was used as a immigration center for all immigrants to be processed. 

What is Ellis Island. 

400

Which type of labor-related action is best described in the song? 

The Uprising of Twenty Thousand
(Dedicated to the Waistmakers [shirt makers] of 1909)
In the black of the winter of nineteen nine
When we froze and bled on the picket line
We showed the world that women could fight
And we rose and won with women’s might
Chorus:
Hail the waistmakers of nineteen nine
Making their stand on the picket line
Breaking the power of those who reign
Pointing the way, smashing the chain
And we gave new courage to the men
Who carried on in nineteen ten
And shoulder to shoulder we’ll win through
Led by the I.L.G.W.U. --Ladies Garment Workers’ Union, New York City

What is a strike?

400

They had to help their families by getting a job, they were wanted by factory owners for their small hands and bodies, and they could be paid less. 

What is child labor?

400

These people were blamed for keeping the working wage very low during the Industrial Revolution. 

What are Immigrants. 

400

This is what makes Tenement Housing different from modern living. 

What are No Electricity, No Toilet, No Running water, Small room or few rooms. 

500

Poor housing which were dirty and small where many immigrant families had to live in and work from. 

What is a Tenement Housing. 

500

What is responsible for the upswing of the graph below? 


What is a assembly line?

500

What are two things that make this photo negative about John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company? 



Assessed at time of response. 

500

Who helped with the expansion of American cities/ urbanization during the Industrial Revolution?

Who are immigrants. 

500
This is the process of becoming like something or someone else as seen in immigration. 

What is assimilation. 

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