Cities and Factories
Factory Life
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Key Terms
The Statue of Liberty
100

Process used to make goods faster, each worker does a specific job.

Assembly line

Bonus: get 100 points for each negative effect of the assembly line. 

100

Describe the working conditions of factories in the 1800's

Get 100 points for every working condition your group can name.

12-14 hour work day, 6 days a week, hash unsafe conditions, low pay, no workers compensation 

100

Death and emigration caused by starvation in Ireland in the 1800's.

Irish Potato Famine

Bonus: What were the effects of the famine?

Bonus: What caused the famine?

100

Racism or hatred based on race, religion, political beliefs, culture, nationality.

Discrimination

100

Go again if correct.

The direction the statue faces symbolizes ...

Welcoming immigrants to America

200

When a country goes from agriculture (farms) to manufacturing (factories)

Industrialization

200

He used photography to show the working conditions of child labors.

Lewis Hine

200

Reasons that attract people to a new country.

Pull factors

Bonus: What are some examples of pull factors?

200

People that were anti-immigration and anti-Catholic

Nativists 

200

The crown of the statue represents...

7 continents and 7 seas of the Earth

300

What were the positives of urbanization?

More jobs, More goods and cheaper prices

Bonus: What were the negatives of urbanization?

300

What types of jobs did children do in factories in the 1800's?

Fixing machines, 

300

Reasons that make people want to leave their country.

Push factors

Bonus: What are some examples of push factors?

300

Judge someone based on their appearance, or culture.

Stereotype

300

The chains and axe at the statue's feet represent...

the ending of slavery in America

400

What were the positives of industrialization?

What were the negatives of industrialization?

Positive: More jobs, more goods and cheaper prices

Negative: Pollution, child labor (unfair working conditions), Less skilled labor, bad working conditions

400

Why were most early factories located near rivers or water?

To power the factory and to get rid of waste.

400

Irish immigrants face discrimination and stereotypes because of their ethnicity and religion. What religion were most Irish immigrants and what nation controlled Ireland for 800 years?

Catholic, England

400

This made steel faster and cheaper from iron by burning out carbon and other impurities with a blast of air forced through the molten metal.

Bessemer Process

400

What is the only part of the statue that is off limits to visitors?

The torch

500

One of the worst slums in the world (1800s), located in lower Manhattan. How was this neighborhood created?

The Five Points, the Collect Pond was drained after being used as a garbage dump.

500

He was a child factory worker when he arrived in America and eventually invested in the Bessemer process. He ended up controlling the steel industry. What was his name?

A-John D. Rockefeller 

B-J.P. Morgan

C-Andrew Carnegie

D-Thomas Edison

C-Andrew Carnegie

500

This was one of the most famous immigration stations in America that is located near the Statue of Liberty.

Ellis Island

Bonus: Give 5 details you remember about Ellis Island.

500

This gives an inventor the right to stop other people making or using their invention.

Patent

500

Who designed the statue and what other structure did he design?

Gustave Eiffel, the Eiffel Tower