Industrial Revolution
Gilded Age
Progressive Era
WW1
WW2
100
Daily Double!
The Industrial Revolution started in ______________.
a. The United States
b. Canada
c. Great Britian
c. Great Britian
100
Which Monopolies existed during the Gilded Age?
a. Standard Oil, Carnagie Steel, Rail Roads, JP Morgan
b. McDonalds, WalMart, Target, Ebay, Amazon
c. Child Labor Act, Women's Rights, and WW1
a. Standard Oil, Carnagie Steel, Rail Roads, JP Morgan
100
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During the Progressive Era, President's Taft, Wilson, and Roosevelt led lawsuits against monopolies and big businesses to limit their power. What were these lawsuits known as?
a. the monopoly acts
b. anti-trust lawsuits
c. the "big company busted" lawsuits
b. anti-trust lawsuits
100
Daily Double!
Germany supported Austria-Hungary during WW1. Who's side were they on?
a. Allied Powers
b. Central Powers
c. Axis Powers
b. Central Powers
100
Which factors contributed to Hilter's goal to take over Europe by force?
a. Nationalism (thinking a country should not exist), Militarism (having no military), Alliances, and Treaty of Versailles
b. Nationalism (thinking a country is worse than anothers), Militarism (have a weak military), Alliances, and Treaty of Versailles
c. Nationalism (thinking a country is better than anothers), Militarism (having a strong military), Alliances, and Treaty of Versailles
c. Nationalism (thinking a country is better than anothers), Militarism (having a strong military), Alliances, and Treaty of Versailles
200
What were some inventions of the Industrial Revolution?
a. Radios, Ipads, Computers, Cell Phones
b. Factories, rail roads, machines, steam engines
c. Assembly lines, ink pens, printing press, television
b. Factories, rail roads, machines, steam engines
200
Daily Double! What is a Monopoly?
a. A large company that only employed children and women to work.
b. A large company that no longer exists thanks to Woodrow Wilson and trust busting lawsuits.
c. A large company or group of companies that sell items you depend on that you have a hard time purchasing anywhere else.
c. A large company or group of companies that sell items you depend on that you have a hard time purchasing anywhere else.
200
What was the outcome of the book the "Jungle"?
a. All rats and roaches in resturants were exterminated.
b. Food and Drug Act, Meat Inspection Act.
c. People wanted more poisoned meat and canned goods.
b. Food and Drug Act, Meat Inspection Act
200
What were major causes of WW1?
a. Russia wanted to take over the United States and Europe
b. Serbian resistance to Austrian government control, and assasination of Austrian leader Arch Duke Ferdinand
c. Serbia wanted natural resources located in Germany but was denied access
b. Serbian resistance to Austrian government control, and assasination of Austrian leader Arch Duke Ferdinand
200
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Which two countries joined Germany in attempting to take over other countries?
a. Italy and Japan
b. Japan and China
c. Italy and Poland
a. Italy and Japan
300
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Before the Industrial Revolution, how were shoes made?
a. In a small factory
b. In a kitchen
c. By hand
c. By hand
300
What was Ellis Island?
a. A processing center for people who needed to find a job and homes but already lived in the US.
b. A processing center for people in the US who were about to be sent out of the country only.
c. A human processing center in NY for incoming immigrants.
c. A human processing center in NY for incoming immigrants.
300
What were "Muckrakers"?
a. Journalists and photographers who were hired to write good things about monopolies in the newspapers
b. Journalists and photographers who wanted to show how good factories were to the American people
c. Journalists and photographers who exposed poor working and living conditions
c. Journalists and photographers who exposed poor working and living conditions
300
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Who was president during WW1?
a. Wilson
b. Roosevelt
c. Nixon
a. Wilson
300
Who were the Allied Powers?
a. France, Britain, USA, Russia
b. France, Italy, USA, Germany
c. Germany, Japan, Italy, Russia
a. France, Britain, USA, Russia
400
Which came first?
a. Gilded Age
b. Industrial Revolution
c. Progressive Era
b. Industrial Revolution
400
What were living conditions like for immigrants coming through Ellis Island who were poor?
a. crowded, filthy, dangerous, and located in major cities
b. crowded, clean, safe, and located in the country
c. dangerous but clean due to reforms of the progressive era
a. crowded, filthy, dangerous, and located in major cities
400
Daily Double!
Who got the right to vote with the passing of the 19th Amendment?
a. Women and teens over 16
b. Women and migrant adults who came in through Ellis Island
c. Women only
c. Women only
400
WW1 lasted _________ years.
a. 4
b. 10
c. 5
a. 4
400
Daily Double!!
Why did Japan attack the United States at Pearl Harbor?
a. The US told them to go ahead and start a war on US soil so the US could bomb them later.
b. The US stopped giving them access to raw materials such as oil because they were supporting Hitler and killing people in China.
c. The US wanted Japan to purchase oil directly from the United States but they refused.
The US stopped giving them access to raw materials such as oil because they were supporting Hitler and killing people in China.
500
Because of the Industrial Revolution, many __________ formed and took advantage of _______________ workers during _____________.
a. monopolies, immigrant, the Gilded Age and Progressive Age
b. factories, immigrant, WW1
c. monopolies, child, the begining of the Cold War
a. monopolies, immigrant, the Gilded Age and Progressive Age
500
The "Robber Barrons" in this political cartoon are sitting __________________
a. on the shore and are not on the boat
b. on the bottom of the boat
c. on top of the boat
c. on top of the boat
500
The Progressive Era was at time of _____________________________.
a. Change and reforms to help build new factories and help the rich monopoly owners
b. Change and reforms for poor, working conditions, minorities, immigrants, and control monopolies
c. Change and reforms to help stray dogs and cats
b. Change and reforms for poor, working conditions, minorities, immigrants, and control monopolies
500
Which treaty ended WW1?
a. Treaty of Versailles
b. Treaty of Victory
c. Treaty of Appeasement
a. Treaty of Versailles
500
Towards the end of WW2, which country had an atomic bomb dropped on them?
a. Germany
b. China
c. Japan
c. Japan