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A checkpoint for European immigrants seeking the United States

Ellis Island

100

Who was the leader of the Oil industry?

John D. Rockefeller

100

Boss who controlled the city of New York by using his power to influcence voters.

Boss Tweed

100

J.P. Morgan can BEST be described as

Banker and investor

100

Give an example of a modern-day entrepreneur?

Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, ETC.

200

A place that employs many people who are required to work long hours on machines making mass-produced items

Sweatshops

200

The steel industry during the late 19th century was dominated by:

Andrew Carnegie

200

Through his political cartoons, this man contributed to the arrest of Boss William Tweed:

Thomas Nast

200

J.P. Morgan supported this man in the race to supply electricity to the United States.

Thomas Edison

200

Which of the following would help workers receive more rights in the workforce?

Collective Barganing or Labor Unions

300

Checkpoint for many Chinese immigrants seeking the United States

Angel Island

300

The first monopoly in the United States was...

Standard Oil

300

Which of the following is an example of a major strike in the late 1800’s?

Homestead Strike

300

This man invented the first electric light bulb.

Thomas Edison

300

The most influential aspect that led to urbanization was:

Railroads

400

A system of a monopoly where a company owns different businesses within the same industry.

Horizontal Intigration

400

This is the name of the process which mass-produces steel at a cheap cost:

Bessemer Process

400

This lady created the Hull House in Chicago, as a way to support poor immigrants in the area:

Jane Adams

400

Name some benefits of railroads.

Faster transportation, ecomonic growth, Westward expansion ETC.

400

This was a defining trait of early American cities.

Unsanitary and High Crime Rate

500

A system of a monopoly where a company owns every part of the process of product development

Vertical integration

500

At his height, John D. Rockefeller owned about ninety percent of all oil refineries in the United States. This is an example of:

Horizontal integration

500

Fraud was widely used by political bosses in efforts to:

Secure Votes

500

After obtaining complete control of Edison Electric, J.P. Morgan changed the name to

General Electric

500

List 3 reasons to join a union?

Low wages, long work hours, dangerous working conditions.

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