Gilded Age Industrialism
Famous People of the Gilded Age
Innovation
Imperialism
American Cities
100

This process can lead to monopoly if a company captures the vast majority of the market for that product or service.

What is Horizontal Integration?

100

He formed the first trust, The Standard Oil Company in 1882.

Who is John D. Rockefeller?

100
This man invented the light bulb

Thomas Edison

100

Name one of the 5 reasons for imperialism

Military, Political, Techonology, economic, religious

100

Which city becomes the most populated in the world during the Gilded Age?

New York City, NY

200

This started with raw materials to transportation, manufacturing, and distribution, the company controls every aspect of its economic process.

What is Vertical Integration?

200

The leader of the US steel industry. His company becomes one of the first monopolies in the US.

Andrew Carnegie 

200

What invention led to the ability to transport good all over the country efficiently?

Transcontinental railroad

200

The United States expands to one of these places which become two future states

Alaska and Hawaii

200

Describe in detail the living conditions of the poor areas of large cities:

Cramped, dirty, no sanitation or plumbing. Large families living in one bedroom tenements. 

300

A partnership between corporations to manage combined stocks

Trust 

300

This person bought Carnegie Steel for around $480 million dollars, making Andrew Carnegie one of the richest men in the world.

Who is J.P. Morgan?

300
What is the invention that changes the way we communicate in society forever?

Telephone

300

Which Continent experience more imperialism than any other in the world during the gilded age?

Africa

300

Which novel and movie was written about the gilded age and the vast wealth in America during this time period?

The Great Gatsby 

400

Who becomes the worlds largest producer of steel and oil in the 1900's?

USA

400

American business magnate who built his wealth in railroads and shipping

Who is Cornelius Vanderbilt?

400

Which invention leads the way for us to begin recording sound and playing sound on things such as records and eventually putting audio on files on a comuter

Phonograph
400

Explain Economic reasons for imperialism

A stronger nation expanding itself economically to gain whatever resources they find valuable to continue to grow their footprint in the world and increase trade networks. 

400

What is the name of the photographer who captured the images of the filth and despair of living conditions in US slums and ghettos?

Jacob Riis

500

What type of economy does the United States use?

Free Market/Capitalist

500

This person wrote famous books during The Gilded Age with characters named Tom and Huckleberry

Who is Mark Twain?

500

This person creates the idea behind the assembly line and mass production of things like the automobile

Henry Ford

500

Which European nation had the largest control in Africa?

France

500

What was a main motivation for people to move from farms to the city?

Steady jobs, pay increase, convenience, etc..