Vocabulary
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An Age of Invention
Workplace Change
Railroads Connect Nations
100

A railroad that linked the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts

Transcontinental Railroad

100

Black Gold

Oil

100

This person was the most prolific inventor of the Second Industrial Revolution

Thomas Edison

100

The home of automobile manufacturing 

Detroit, MI

100

The most reliable form of transportation in the 19th century

Railroads
200

Inventor of the light bulb

Thomas Edison

200

This person was the first to use a steam drill to strike oil in 1859

Edwin L. Drake

200

These new inventions gave people the ability to socialize at night

Electric street lamps

200

This women invented a machine that attached soles of shoes to the top of the shoe

Jan Ernst Matzeliger

200
On May 10, 1869 this major accomplishment was achieved

Connecting of the union pacific and central pacific railways

300

a cheap and efficient process for making steel, developed around 1850. 

Bessemer Process

300

A major steel producing city in the United States

Pittsburgh

300

Daily Double!


To be very productive

Prolific

300

This invention increased the speed at which books and print products could be made

the type writer

300

The work conditions for railroad workers was considered to be _____?

appalling

400

Inventor of the telephone

Alexander Graham Bell

400

Mr. Belsom's middle name

Anthony

400

Opened in 1882, this was the first of its kind in the United States.

power plant

400

Women led this job profession by 1910

Clerical work

400

These four zones were created to alleviate the timekeeping issue in the United States

Time Zones

500

Inventor of the Carbon filament 

Lewis H. Latimer

500

This bridge was built from using steel and was the first of many to be built in a major U.S. City

Brooklyn Bridge

500

This man helped Alexander Graham Bell invent the telephone

Thomas Watson

500

By 1920 half of the _______ was composed of _____

manufacturing workforce and immigrants

500

The western most point of the transcontinental railroad

Sacramento

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