Introduction
Transportation/RR
Business Issues
Labor Issues
Inventions
100

Industry began to change in the 1800s, before this major event.

Civil War

100

The ___________ helped fund these railroads and provided them land grants

Government

100

Overbuilding or underbuilding - which was a bigger problem at this time?

Overbuilding

100

Overall, the labor movement was _________ (weak/strong)

Weak

100
A man-made metal that is both lighter and stronger than iron.

Steel

200

Prior to industrialization, goods were sold ___________ by themselves.

locally

200

Government granted up to ______ million acres of land. (Looking for a #?)

170/170 million

200

Small farmers were often chared with _________ rates (higher/lower?)

higher

200

RR workers went on strike when wages were ______ (increased/decreased)

decreased

200

Inventor of the Telegram.

Samuel Morse

300

the production of large quantities of a standardized article by an automated mechanical process.

Mass production

300

Railroads promoted growth of these two industries (name one)

Coal and Steel

300

A town that grows quickly due to sudden economic prosperity, often along these rail lines.

Boom town.

300

This law/act stopped Chinese immigration.

Chinese Exclusion Act

300

Inventor of the telephone

Alexander Graham Bell

400

by the 1900s, ___________ was the leading industrial power in the world.

USA/America

400

Purpose of time zones (name one purpose)

timely deliveries, communication, prevent crashes
400

Secrete agreements between companies to fix rates and share profits.

POOLS

400

First attempt to unionize all workers, regardless of race/gender.

National Labor Union

400

Year the Telegram came out

1844

500

How did these goods make it around the country?

Railroads

500

Transcontinental Railroad finished in what year

1869

500

Selling over-valued stock to the public is called ________________

"Stock Watering."

500

What year was the Chinese Exclusion Act?

1882

500

What year did the telephone come out?

1876

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