The Great Age of Enterprise

Great American Inventors

100

This man is knows as one of the greatest American inventors. He invented AC current.

Nikola Tesla

200

This man had over 1,093 patents. He was known as the Wizard of Menlo Park

Thomas Edison

300

This inventor is known for his invention of the telephone. His first patent was in 1876.

Alexander Graham Bell

400

Though this inventor is shadowed by John Deere, his inferior cast-iron plow still got him a spot in history books. 

Jethro Wood

500

The zipper.

Whitcomb Judson

Triumph of Free Enterprise

100

In this system, people can follow their own economic pursuits as they see fit

Free Enterprise

200

These are found underground and are necessary for industrialization.

Natural Resources 

300

The greatest factor in America's rise to prosperity. 

Protestant Work Ethic

400

"You got to get people to work with a thin wallet."

Cheap Transportation

500

Money Americans could afford to invest for future profits is called this. 

Surplus Capital

Inventions

100

This coil was made by Nikola Tesla

Tesla Coil

200

Without this invention, you might not have light bulbs in your house

Incandescent Electric Lamp

300

Without this invention on many ceiling, there would be a lot more buildings burning down. 

Sprinkler System

400

This food is cold!

Refrigerator 

500

You probably know a few of these. Dinner will be sanitary thanks to this.

Dishwasher

Industrial Advancements

100

Without these people, you may not be able to fly to Florida for your vacation.

Wilbur and Orville Wright

200

This car sparked the beginning of the automobile industry.  

Model T

300

This type of electrical current is safer, cheaper, and more reliable than Direct Current. It was made by Nikola Tesla.

Alternating Current

400

This popular telephone company dominated the business. You might know it as AT&T.

American Telephone and Telegraph

500

Fill in the blank, "Genius is __ percent inspiration and __ percent perspiration."

1%, 99%