Reconstruction
Progressive Era/
Industrialization
Urban Life & Labor
All About Ms. Kendall
100

What did the 13th Amendment do?

Abolished slavery

100

What is industrialization?

Growth of factories and machines for production

100

Who is credited with bringing the first version of a  textile mill to America?

Samuel Slater

100

What is Ms. Kendall's favorite color?

PURPLE

200

What did the 14th Amendment guarantee?

Citizenship and equal protection under the law

200

Who were muckrakers?

Journalists who exposed social and political problems

200

What were working conditions like in factories?

Long hours, low pay, unsafe

200

What is Ms. Kendall's favorite fruit?

Mango

300

What is the 15th Amendment?

The right to vote

300

What was a problem caused by industrialization?

Unsafe working/living conditions

300

What was the purpose of labor unions/labor movement?

To demand better pay and working conditions

300

How many siblings does Ms. Kendall have?

3

400

What was the Compromise of 1877?

Deal that ended Reconstruction and removed federal troops from the South

400

What happened to cities as they grew?

Overcrowded housing, pollution, poor sanitation

400

What problems did child labor cause in cities?

No education, unsafe conditions, overworked kids

400

What is Ms. Kendall's nationality?

Guyanese 

500

What was the purpose of the Freedmen's Bureau?

To assist formerly enslaved people with education, housing, etc.

500

How did industrialization affect the U.S. economy?

Created jobs, inventions, and urban growth

500

What was the assembly line and how did it change production?

 A system where each worker does one task, increasing speed and efficiency

500

What is the name of Ms. Kendall's dog?

ENZO