Manufacturing Centers
Captains of Industry
Inventors & Inventions
Immigrants
Mixed Bag
100

This is the area located in the Northeast region and became known for manufacturing textiles (cloth products).

What is New England?

100

He made $100 million dollars in the shipping and railroad industry, after starting a ferry service in New York.

What is Cornelius Vanderbilt?

100
He invented the telephone and co-founded the American Telephone & Telepgraph Company we now know as "AT&T."

Who is Alexander Graham Bell?

100

This is the name of the island in New York where immigrants from Europe would check in and be processed as a new immigrant to the United States.

What is Ellis Island?

100

This term refers to the person in control of the corrupt political machines during industrialization.

Who is a political boss?

200

This Midwest city is known for manufacturing automobiles such as the Ford Model-T.

What is Detroit, Michigan?

200

He was originally from Scotland, making his fortune in the steel industry and was considered the "World's Richest Man" after selling his business to J.P. Morgan.

Who is Andrew Carnegie?

200

He is most famous for inventing the practical lightbulb, but the phonograph, the battery, and the first movie camera were also some of the inventions he patented (he had over 1,000).

Who is Thomas Edison?

200

This is the name of the island in San Francisco where immigrants from Asia would check in and be processed as a new immigrant to the United States.

What is Angel Island?

200

These were often built in large cities as a way to transport factory workers to and from work.

What are electric cable cars?

300

This city became the manufacturing center for steel during the industrial revolution.

What is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania?

300
He was on oil tycoon and established the first oil refining company called "Standard Oil."

Who is John D. Rockefeller?

300

He helped make cars more affordable by using the assembly line method of production, allowing the average American to purchase his Model-T.

Who is Henry Ford?

300

To gain passage to the United States, most immigrants could only afford tickets in this overcrowded area of the ship.

What is the steerage?

300

Cities grew so rapidly that these poorly constructed buildings were often where factory workers and their families were forced to live.

What are tenaments?

400

This "Windy City" was known as the manufacturing center for meatpacking and processing.

What is Chicago, Illinois?

400

He developed a bank, that still exists today, that gave loans for businesses like General Electric to help finance the build factories and purchase the supplies they needed.

Who is J.P. Morgan?

400

These two brothers successfully invented the airplane and took their first flight on December 17th, 1903 in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.

Who are Orville & Wilbur Wright?
400

This term refers to mistreatment of a person based on their beliefs, a motivation for many immigrants who migrated to the United States, 

What is religious persecution?

400

This is the name of the settlement house established by Jane Addams in Chicago, which assisted new immigrants with jobs, education, and even childcare.

What is the Hull House?

500

This is the nickname given to Detroit, Michigan during the Industrial Revolution, thanks Henry Ford.

What is "Motor City?"

500

This process of making steel was the cheapest and most effective method to making steel, just ask Andrew Carnegie.

What is the Bessemer process?

500

This is how long the first flight fo Orville & Wilbur Wright lasted.

What is 12 seconds?

500
This was the federal law created to forbid Chinese laborors from entering the United States?

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882?

500

This is the name of the most infamous and corrupt political boss who controlled the political machines in New York City during the industrial revolution.

Who is Boss Tweedy?