2nd Industrial Revolution

Invented the ironing board, lawn sprinkler, and rubber sole for shoes by a patent.

Inventor of the "sleeping car" - for comfortable cross country railroad travel.

"Hi. I'm Zack Morris, and I played in the famous 1990s sitcom _____________."

What year was this song released?

They persuaded public officials to interpret laws in their favor.

To control all phases of production from the raw material to the finished product.

Government leaves the people alone regarding all economic activities.

This political cartoon is targeted at the unfair business tactics of _________________.

The telegraph was invented by ___________.

What is North Carolina State's mascot?

The business leaders served their nation in a positive way.

People and companies make most of the decisions, and own most of the property.

Fought for safe working conditions $ an 8 hour day. (took both skilled & unskilled workers)

"Hi, my name is Kyrie Irving, and I demanded a trade from the Cavs to the __________."

Recommended the Federal Government Investigate and break up monopolies

Business leaders welcomed government assistance with ____________.

Who am I?

Established an inter regional railroad system.

This labor union was led by Samuel Gompers and only accepted skilled workers to join.

Nicknamed the "King of the Rail" (monopolized railway shipping)

________ patented the telephone in 1876.

The incorporation of steel in industry was primarily used for advances in __________.

No competition of business means prices rise and __________.

18+12-5+25+10+20-14 =

Some believed Rockefeller was corrupt because he took away the right to ______.

Mass produced steel, made it _______ for the consumer.

Cheap steel is good because....

___________ makes producing steel more efficient.

In Munn v. Illinois, states were given authority to ______________.

The amount of steel in the late 1800s forced manufacturers to replace ___ products with steel.

During the 2nd Industrial Revolution, _____ was the main factor.

The fittest business leaders would survive and would improve society.

They ruthlessly drove their competitors to ruin.

Nicknamed the "Wizard of Menlo Park"

As a kid, Mr. Petraitis' favorite rapper/rap group was...

"Survival of the fittest" can be applied to the business world. (The fittest will survive).

They paid their workers meager wages.

Difficult to enforce, no definition in the act that stated what a monopoly really was.

1st major invention was to send multiple messages over the telegraph.

Created jobs that enabled many Americans to buy new goods and raise their standard of living.

A patent ___________________.

Before Mr. Slone became a principal, he taught what subject?

The federal government facilitated railroad expansion by giving out __________.

Immigrants that came during the Industrial Revolution primarily migrated from...?

Who is on the left?

Central Pacific and the ______ railroads combine to form one rail from Omaha to Pacific Ocean.

______% of American children between ages 10-15 worked for wages.

This is an early image of the ________ invented by the Wright Brothers (1903).

Granger Laws were passed in midwestern states to help protect _________.

To make basil pesto, you will need pine nuts, garlic, basil, olive oil and ________ cheese.

Monopolized the steel industry by using mass production methods

"Before I became host of the Tonight Show, I starred on ________." - Jimmy Fallon

They raised productivity and expanded markets.

The exclusive possession or control of the supply or industry or service.

Mr. Petraitis' brother was drafted by the...

Oil could be converted to ____…which could be used in houses.

Who am I?

Invented the steam engine to drill for oil in Pennsylvania in 1859.

Required that railroad rates be "reasonable and just"

To buy out your competition until you have control of a single area of industry.

Employers would hire immigrants to replace strikers and work for less pay.

Formed the first modern corporations in the oil industry Standard Oil.

Wealthy should act as “trustees” for their “poorer brethren.” (Give back to society)

Many __________ moved north to industrial cities to find work.