Industries
Business growth
Industrialization
suffrage
100

what were the 4 industries 

shipping and railroad, oil, steel, and banking 

100

what are 4 reasons why businesses grew 

National markets created by transportation advances, advertising, lower cost production, and lack of competition 

100

name 4 or more negative effects of industrialization 

child labor, low wages long hours, unsafe working conditions, impact on the environment, monopolies, and triangle shirtwaist factory fire 

100

who were the 4 women 

Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Alice Paul, and Lucy Burns 

200

who controlled the shipping and railroad industry 

Cornelius Vanderbilt 

200

what promoted industrial growth in America 

Access to raw materials and energy sources, large work force, new inventions, and financial resources 

200

What were the effects of industrialization 

rise of organized labor, formation of unions growth of american federation of labor, and strikes 

200

what was the temperance movement 

it was composed of groups opposed to the making and the consuming of alcohol 

300

who controlled the oil industry 

John D. Rockefeller 

300

what is a monopoly 

It is a product or business with only one seller who can control the price and availability 

300

what were then effects of the Progressive Movement to reforms 

improved safety conditions, reduced work hours, and placed restrictions on child labor 

300

what does temperance mean 

drinking in moderation 

400

who controlled the steel industry 

Andrew Carnegie 

400

what is trust 

A group of companies that join together to limit competition by controlling production and distribution 

400

what are reforms 

changes that improve a situation 

400

what does repealed mean 

cancelling a law

500

who controlled the banking industry 

J.P. Morgan 

500

what is philanthropy 

A group that helps others by giving them money or providing volunteer workers 

500

what is progressive 

pushing for change in the hope it will improve life 

500

what is suffrage 

the right to vote