Monroe Doctrine Basics
The President who issued the Monroe Doctrine...
James Monroe
Why were children useful for factory workers?
Cheap, small, controllable
This invention by Eli Whitney helped speed up cotton production...
Cotton Gin
The Industrial Revolution led to the growth of these crowded urban areas...
Cities
Where does Mr. Rametta "go" to school (he has online classes)
Slippery Rock
The Monroe Doctrine warned European nations not to interfere with this part of the world...
The West/Western Hemisphere (Primarliy North and South America)
This system divided work into small, repetitive tasks, making production faster but jobs more boring.
Assembly Line
This invention by James Watt improved efficiency in factories and transportation...
Steam Engine
The first industry to be affected by the Industrial Revolution was...
Textile industry (spinning jenny)
Is there a recent example of the Monroe Doctrine at work, which we may have discussed in class?
The U.S. taking action and facilitating (leading) the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine
The Monroe Doctrine stated that the U.S. would not interfere with these...
Existing European colonies/European affairs
How long was a typical workday for an Industrial Revolution worker?
12-18 hours
Samuel Morse revolutionized long-distance communication with this invention...
The Telegraph
One major negative effect of industrialization was...
Poor working conditions in factories
Which iconic baseball player was nicknamed “The Great Bambino”?
Babe Ruth
The Monroe Doctrine helped establish the U.S. as a leader in this region...
Latin America
Workers eventually formed these organizations to demand better wages, hours, and conditions.
Labor Unions
This factory system heightened the importance of women during the Industrial Revolution...
The Lowell Factory System
How did industrialization affect the environment?
Increased air/water pollution
Who invented the assembly line? (Associated with a very major car brand)
Henry Ford
What year was the Monroe Doctrine issued?
1823
What invention allowed factories to be built away from water sources?
The steam engine (powered machinery)
The textile industry was forever changed from this invention...
Spinning Jenny
How did the U.S. learn of the Industrial Revolution?
Samuel Slater emigrated to the U.S. and introduced the mill systems to the U.S. He also established the first fully functioning textile mill, which many others built upon
The last time the Steelers won a playoff game was the year...
2017 :/