Strikes
Transportation Revolution
Clermont
Demand for coal
Telegraph
100

What did workers go on until employees met their demands?

Strikes

100

What was the Transportation Revolution. 

a period of rapid growth in the speed and convenience of travel because of new methods of transportation.

100

What was the Clermont?

It was the first full-size commercial steamboat. 

100

True or False
A half ton of coal produces as much energy as two tons of wood but at half the cost.

True

100

What was the device that could send information over wires across great distances?

The telegraph 

200

What is the definition of trade unions?

Groups that tried to improve pay and working conditions.

200

What reduced during The Transportation Revolution?

Shipping time and costs.

200

What did the Clermont and other steamboats do to trade?

Increased trade and profits because goods could be moved quickly and thus more cheaply. 

200

What is made through a smelting process of heating iron ore to very high temperatures?

Steel

200

What is the definition of Morse code?

Different combinations of dots and dashes that represent each letter of the alphabet.

300

What did employers believe that prevented competition with other manufacturers?

The higher cost of union employees.

300

Where was the wealth centered?

The North

300

What did the Clermont do on August 9th?

The Clermont traveled against the current up the Hudson River. 

300

True or False
New towns, such as Coal City and Carbondale in Missouri, sprang up in places where coal deposits existed.

False

300

In 1832 who perfected the telegraph?

Samuel F.B. Morse

400

Who usually supported not striking union members.

Courts and police.

400

What did people in all areas of the nation now have access to?

Products made and grown far away.

400

What did steamboats do in 1850?

They carried goods and people.

400

True or False
As faster locomotives were built, wood replaced coal as the main source of power.


False

400

How does the telegraph work?

sends pulses, or surges, of electric currents through a wire.

500

Who was Sarah G. Bagley?

She was a millworker who had a strong voice in the union movement. 

500

What replaced wood as the main source of power?

Coal

500

True or False

Aaron Odgen tested his first steamboat design in France.

False, it was Robert Fulton

500

Later, in the 1870s, the demand for ____ increased as the demand for ____ grew.

coal, steel

500

What does the Morse code dot dot dot, dash dash dash, dot dot dot, say?

It Is the distress signal of SOS