Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chatper 21
Vocabulary
Christmas Trivia
100

How many acres were dedicated to building the transcontinental railroad?

130 million acres

100

Who helped Samual Morse create the first telegraph line?

Congress

100

What is one "push" factor AND one "pull" factor for immigrants?

Push = famine, starvation, overcrowding

Pull = land, hope, jobs, opportunity 

100

What does "transcontinental" mean?

Across the continent, or in this case, country 
100

In Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, what was the first name of Scrooge?

Ebenezer 

200

What was life like in a boomtown?

Lawless, run by men, gambling, alcohol, violence

200

Who were the first customers to use telephones?

Businesses

200

What percent of immigrants made up city populations in 1890?

80%

200

What is a monopoly? 

The exclusive possession or control of the a good or service

200

How many ghosts, in total, are in A Christmas Carol?

4

Past, present, future, and Jacob Marley

300

What was the National Grange?

First large farmers organization that was made up of a network of local groups

300

In what year did the Wright brothers take flight?

1903

300

Give an example of a modern day spectator sport

Any sport you can watch! Answers will vary!

300

Assimilate

The become part of a larger culture (Ex. to "Americanize")

300

How many sizes does the Grinch's heart grow in How the Grinch Stole Christmas?

Three sizes

400

Was land on reservations good for hunting and fishing?

NO

400

Name one railroad baron

Examples: Cornelius Vanderbuilt, James J Hill, Leland Stanford, Collis P. Huntington

400

What is regionalism?

Art or writing about a certain region in the US

400

What does injunction mean?

A court order to stop something from happening.

400

Finish the lyrics from Silent Night: “holy night, all is calm, all is _.”

Bright

500

What is one way that Native Americans were different from European settlers??

Answers will vary

500

What are factors of production? PLEASE EXPLAIN ONE.

Land, labor, and capital.

Land gives the natural resources and space to work, labor provides the workers/machines needed to get the good produced, and capital provides the money and machinery to make the good. 

500

What is a realism?

Art or writing that displays common, daily life

500

What is a vaquero?

A Spanish cowboy or cowhand

500

What made Frosty the Snowman come to life?

A hat!

600

Which territroy did the two sets of tracks for the Transcontinental Railroad meet?

Utah Territory 

600

How did unions react to some factories having to fire workers due to an economic depression?

Strikes, riots, and violence

600

What is one of the steps that New York City took to help with the health and education of its residents?

Health clinics, health screenings for school kids, nurses assigned to new mothers/babies

600
Model T (what was it and who invented it?)

An affordable and reliable car designed by Henry Ford

600

In the movie Elf, what was the first rule of The Code of Elves?

Treat everday like Christmas