Agricultural
Advancements
Textiles
Inventors &
Inventions
Transportation &
Communication
Rising to Power
100

In 1827, this well known American patented his famous steel plow.

Who was John Deere?

100

Invented the cotton gin that made the process of removing of the seed from the cotton fibers less tedious and painful.

Who was Eli Whitney?

100

This Scotsman developed the first coal-burning steam engine.

Who was James Watt?

100

Because of his interest in the deaf community, this man patented his first telephone.

Who was Alexander Graham Bell?

100

The economic system in which individuals are allowed the freedom to follow their economic pursuits as they see fit.

What is Capitalism?

200

Cyrus McCormick introduced this is the American farmers, enabling them to harvest six times more land than they could harvest by hand.

What was the reaper?

200

John Kay invented this_____which allowed one person to weave bolts of cloth instead of two people as before.

What was the flying shuttle?

200

Sir Humphry Davy, and English chemist, developed this life saving invention still used by many coal miners today.

What was the miner's safety lamp?

200

The developer of the first modern automobile in the United States using internal combustion engines.

Who was Henry Ford?
200

Another name for capitalism

What is free enterprise?

300

Prior to the industrial revolution the majority of people engaged in this type of farming - growing just enough food to feed their own families.

What was subsistence farming?

300

Richard Arkwright invented this water-powered textile advancement on which cotton alone could be spun into thread.

What was the spinning frame?

300

The American self-taught chemist and manufacturing engineer who developed vulcanized rubber of which a popular tire company is named after.

Who was Charles Goodyear?

300

Samuel Morse perfected this instrument capable of transmitting a code of "dots and dashes" over electrical wires.

What was the electric telegraph?

300

The United States further proved her status as a world power with the building of this 51-mile waterway that connects the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean.

What is the Panama Canal?

400

"The way of life based on the biblical teaching that God expects all men to work and that all work is a noble duty to be performed toward God"

What is the Protestant work ethic?

400

This man combined the spinning jenny and spinning frame into what was called the spinning mule.

Who was Samuel Crompton

400

The American inventor best known for his creation of the modern lockstitch sewing machine.

Who was Elias Howe?
400
The German inventor, Rudolf Diesel, unveiled this engine powerful enough for larger vehicles.

What was the diesel engine?

400
This comes from the two Greek words meaning "love of mankind" and describes for what many used their accumulated wealth.

What was philanthropy?

500

The amount of farmers needed to farm land did this as a result of agricultural advancements.

What is decreased?

500

The patented work of Edmund Cartwright that replaced hand weaving for good.

What was the power loom?

500

Henry Bessemer and William Kelly both discovered this same process for converting iron into steel by using currents of air.

What was the Bessemer process?

500

An American inventor that built the first practical steamship.

Who was Robert Fulton?

500

The rise of capitalism allowed for the rise of these Industrial Giants who built their own super sized corporations and their wealth.

Who were John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, and J.P. Morgan?

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