Cities
Industrial Period America's financial hub, where the Flatiron building and Central Park reside
New York City
These brothers were first in flight
The Wright brothers
Someone who uses their achievements to better society and treats their workers well
Captain of Industry
Trains
You'd find Henry Ford driving around the streets of this city
Detroit, Michigan
Skyscrapers were made possible because of the invention of elevators and skeletons made from this metal
Steel
A person who thrives in industry for their own benefit, not helping society
Robber Baron
Built in a bicycle shop... NOT bikes.
Airplane
Don't let the other team "steel" your answer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Thomas Edison is credited for inventing what bright idea?
Light bulb
This man made his fortune in steel - but gave 90% of his wealth away before the time he died
Andrew Carnegie
Kind of like a train, but a little deeper
Subway
The city in which Daniel Burnham oversaw the city planning, including some elegant waterfront parks
Chicago, Illinois
A new and improved type of this technology helped lead to an increase in American literacy rates
Printing press
Vanderbilt's Industry
Railroad
Made travel into cities easier and faster for those commuting
Here you will find Louis Sullivan's Wainright, one of America's earliest skyscrapers
St. Louis, Missouri
Joseph Eastman created this more affordable tool that amateurs could utilize in 1888
Kodak camera
Founder of Standard Oil... there's a street named after him in New York City
John D. Rockefeller
EL... not the letter
Elevated Train