Captains of Industry
Immigration
Cities
Industrial Revolution
Review Recap
100
This Captain of Industry was a leader in the production of cars. He invented the assembly line, which divided up tasks into smaller jobs. 
Henry Ford
100
This arrival station in New York Harbor, processed millions of European immigrants.
Ellis Island 
100
Urbanization is the movement of people from rural to ___________areas.
Urban/Cities 
100
Which groups of people were often blamed for the problems of the cities like poverty, crime, overcrowding, and violence?
Immigrants
100
Abraham Lincoln's Reconstruction plan (called this) only required 10% of all voters in each southern state to pledge their loyalty.
10% Plan
200
This Captain of Industry dominated Banking in the U.S. He provided loans to other Captains of Industry. He founded Chase Manhattan Bank.
J.P. Morgan 
200
1. Having better jobs; being closer to family; having more political rights would be called _________ factors.
2. Being exposed to disease; dealing with war/conflict; and poverty would be called 2. ____________ factors.
Pull & Push Factors
200
This social reformer created settlement houses, which supported newly arrived immigrants with education and community services.
Ex. Hull House
Jane Addams 
200
Railroads promoted the growth of cities and businesses that could ship their products across the country. These types of businesses are know as ...?
National Markets
200
This photograph above represents___________, the changing or adapting to become part of a new culture.
Assimilation
300
This Captain of Industry was a Scottish immigrant who worked his way up to open a series of successful steel mills in Western PA. He later donated his life fortunes to charity (schools, music/art, and libraries)
Andrew Carnegie
NO, He is not the dude from "Jurassic Park". 
300
Immigrants often faced challenges to assimilating to "American" culture.
List at least 2 barriers.
Immigrants faced harsh conditions when they arrived in the United States.
They had to work in labor intensive jobs
They were paid little
They lived in dirty and overcrowded slums
Many of them did not speak English.
300
This region was known for producing textiles due to it being nearby to waterways
.
New England
300
The use of machines in factories caused a _____________ (increase or decrease) in skilled labor (artisans
/craftsmen)
Decrease 
300
This presidential order banned slavery only in the South in 1863.
Emancipation Proclamation
400
This Captain of Industry controlled the shipping industry. He used ferries and railroads to transport goods and people from different places.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
400
Which immigrant group was completely banned from entering the U.S. starting in 1882? This law was "on the books" until 1943.
Chinese
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
400
As cities grew rapidly, many lower-class Americans were forced to live in overcrowded and poor quality hosing. Many were small and disgusting apartments. 
tenements OR slums/ghettos
400
The industrial revolution caused a sharp increase in people moving to _________ areas and the rise of the middle class. The Middle Class often lived in spacious communities.
Urban areas
400
Which Reconstruction Amendment defines citizenship and guarantees equal protection under t
he law?
14th Amendment
500
This Captain of Industry created a powerful monopoly on the oil business in the U.S. His company, Standard Oil controlled all steps of the oil production process.
J.D. Rockefeller
500
This group wanted to restrict immigration and preserve the country for native-born, "white christian ways of life".
They often pointed out differences between "native born" Americans and immigrants' culture.
Nativists 
500
This city became the center for Hair care and the Cosmetics industry.
Annie Malone and Madam C.J. Walker were famous business pioneers in this city.
St. Louis 
500
To raise the money for their businesses, owners encouraged people to invest in their companies. (with great risk!) These new shareholders could buy or sell their stocks here. 
Stock Market
500
Which region has the following states: Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho.
Rocky Mountains