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Choo Choo
100
Famous writer that died in 1910
What is "Mark Twain"
100
The first national labor in the United States
What is "National Labor Union"
100
Who was the first President of The United States?
Who is "George Washington"
100
An American author, journalist, and social activist
Who is "Jack London"
100
Transportation that runs on tracks
What is "Train"
200
Brother was Henry James
Who is William James
200
The most important leader Terence Powderly
What is "Knights of Labor"
200
The President that wanted to end Slavery
Who is "Abraham Lincoln"
200
An American inventor, scientist, and business
Who is "Thomas Edison"
200
The region of Earth Sea's
What is "Central Pacific"
300
Who was an American writer and political economist
Who is "Henry George"
300
The labor union founded 1886 by an alliance of craft unions disaffected from The Knights of Labor
What is "American Federation of Labor"
300
Who was President from 1953-1961?
Who is "Dwight Eisenhower"
300
Also know as Sandy Bell
Who is "Alexander Bell"
300
The strike that happened in July 14, 1877 in Martinsburg West Virginia.
What is "Great Railroad Strike"
400
Was a prolific 19th century American author and most famous for his novels
Who is "Horatio Alger"
400
It inspired the southern Red Shirts
What is "What Bloody Shirt"
400
Was born in Tampico, Illinois
Who is "Ronald Reagan"
400
Female American writer who became an activist to improve the United States government treatment of Native Americans
Who is "Helen Hunt Jackson"
400
The largest Railroad headquartered in the United States
What is "Union Pacific Railroad"
500
American educator, author, orator, and Political leader
Who is "Booker T Washington"
500
The town the Pullman occurred in
What is "Pullman, Illinois"
500
Had a speech at the Minnesota State Fair
Who is "Theodore Roosevelt"
500
Was an American author of short stories and novels
Who is "Kate Chop"
500
The nationwide conflict between labor unions and railroads that occurred in The United States in 1894
What is "The Pullman Strike"