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6.02 Reaching Millions
6.02 Reaching Millions
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1
Professional sports, variety shows, and amusement parks were all new forms of __________ in the early 1900s
classes
technology
entertainment
boredom
2
The catalogs Richard Sears sent by mail contained MORE variety than what travelling salesmen offered.
True
False
3
Farmers had extra cash, but had to rely on ____ ______ to buy most goods that came at high prices with limited variety.
Richard Sears
window shopping
travelling salesmen
factory workers
4
A new type of theater, the variety show, that provided affordable mass entertainment in the U.S. was called
theater
acting
velocipede
vaudeville
5
How was the importance of universal education seen in western Europe and the US?
these countries struggled because kids were no longer working
countries with universal education showed greater economic progress
it showed that schooling was good, but making it free hurt these countries
funding public schools hurt the economy
6
This man came up with the idea of catalog shopping, and worked with Alvah Roebuck to make it nation-wide.
Alvah Roebuck
William T. Dillard
Richard Warren Sears
JCPenney
7
Select a true statement about Aristide Boucicaut
His first store was named Bon Marche, which means "good buy"
He did away with haggling, and set fixed prices on the displayed products
He is credited with creating one of the first department stores
His stores turned shopping into entertainment
8
The first professional baseball team in the United States:
The Cleveland Indians
The New York Yankees
The Chicago Cubs
The Cincinnati Red Stockings
9
These were labor saving devices common to many people, including the middle class, in western Europe & the US.
gas stoves
piped water
washing machines
electric power
10
Which is NOT true of Henry Ford?
He developed the assembly line to make cars faster and reduce the price
He made owning an automobile a reality for millions of people
He reduced the workday from 9 hours to 8
He invented the first automobile
11
Which class benefited most from increased leisure time and activities?
Upper Class (wealthy)
Middle Class (workers)
Lower Class (poor)
History Class (historians)
12
Bon Marché deparement stores started the practice of "window shopping"
False
True
13
What did Hearst & Pulitzer do in order to sell more newspapers?
reported only the news as truthfully as possible
had kids deliver them by bicycle
transformed the newspaper into a form of entertainment
kept sports, variety shows, and comics out of the newspaper
14
Improvements in _______, goods could be shipped nearly anywhere.
catalogs
transportation
sales
income
15
Which of these people did not contribute to the invention and improvement of the phonograph?
Joseph Pulitzer
Thomas Edison
Eldridge Johnson
Emile Berliner
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This Parisian started marketing ideas in his stores such as sales, advertisements, returns, and buying on credit.
Aristide Boucicaut
Rowland Macy
Richard Warren Sears
Sears & Roebuck