AH 10 Industrialization & Urbanization review (cs 8 & 9)

What type of economy does the US have?

All of the following are examples of 'unskilled' labor EXCEPT...

Prior to the Civil War, who developed the telegraph...which greatly expanded communication technology?

Shares of ownership in a company are called...

Which one is a cause/effect relationship?

The city of Dayton is an example of a(n) ______ area.

All of the following were major national-scale unions from this chapter EXCEPT...

Who is one of the most famous inventors and is credited with over 1000 patents - including the lightbulb & phonograph?

Mechanized agriculture had all of the following effects EXCEPT...

All of the following were key concerns of early labor unions EXCEPT...

Which event involved people being tried and executed over the event?

The ability to mass produce industrial goods was most significantly advanced by the...

The first transcontinental railroad linked...

Which is the correct order of phases through which US society has passed in its development?

A key economic development that allowed for larger companies to be structured and raise capital (money) was the...

Non-industrial Americans typically supported the "aggressive" nature of unions and their protests.

All of the following were key (HEAVY) industries of the late 1800s 2nd Industrial Revolution EXCEPT...

Which person was the owner of Standard Oil and the richest person to ever lived?

Which union tended to have better early success due to their skilled nature and absence of social issues to argue?

Although the effect is the same, strikes and lockouts are different in what way?

Generally, labor unions had success due to strong support from state & national government.

A society & economy in which much or most of the wealth and work comes from production of goods is called...

Although machinery allowed farmers to 'do more with less', it also caused them to make less money for their crops.

Urbanization is a term describing the...

All of the following were causes of urbanization EXCEPT...

Factory jobs were generally more rewarding for workers compared to prior generations of work/workers.

Which of the following was not a major union conflict that occurred outside Chicago?

What was the key product of the 'original' industrial revolution?

Which term suggests government should 'stay out' of regulating business and industry?

Oil was refined to produce kerosene and gasoline.

Factories of the late 19th & early 20 century would NOT hire workers under 18 due to strict laws against child labor

The Cyrus McCormick invention that had a huge impact on the agricultural community was...

Which term reflects a business with total ownership from raw material to finished product (from bottom to top)?

The Bessemer Process greatly impacted the manufacturing of what product?

Labor Day was made a national holiday around the same time government was involved in what event?

Railroad workers mostly liked Grover Cleveland because he signed the bill creating Labor Day.

What is the term for companies who send around a secret set of names of people NOT to hire (like union organizers)?

What city became known as the 'Steel' city during this era?

After decades of efforts by labor unions, the "new normal" for a work week is 8 hrs. per day for 5 days a week.

Due to the difficulty in finding replacements, which type of workers' union tended to have more bargaining power?

In which of these events was the union side on the losing end of things?

Stronger steel allowed for the construction of...

All of the following are labor union leaders from this unit EXCEPT...