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Duplicate of The Industrial Revolution and Gilded Age

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A #history cahoot designed to analyze the #IndustrialRevolution and #GildedAge.

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1
Organizations where workers come together to stand up for individual rights.
Collective bargains
Socialist dumas
Labor unions
Sewing circles
2
What is an example of NATIVISM?
Reservations for Native Americans
Financial grants for farmers
Construction of skyscrapers
Chinese Exclusion Act
3
Example of a Jim Crow Law
Grandfather clause
All of the above
Poll Tax
Literacy Test
4
Mark Twain's meaning of "The Gilded Age"
All Americans have equal opportunities.
America looks pretty, but corrupt and rotten to the core.
Mark Twain was just writing for comedic purposes.
America is flawless and free from corruption.
5
Thomas Edison revolutionized the urbanization of cities by creating this invention.
Wireless Telegraph
Cotton Gin
Light Bulb
Refrigerator
6
Created the modern oil industry.
Carnegie
J.P. Morgan
Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
7
Andrew Carnegie modernized what major industry?
Steel
Consumer Electronics
Shipping
Textiles
8
Created the modern railroad industry
Edison
Vanderbilt
Morse
Carnegie
9
What were factory conditions like in the Industrial Revolution?
Cheap, dangerous, and poor pay.
None of the Above
Well built and easily affordable
Clean, air conditioned, good pay.
10
"Survival of the Fittest"
Egalitarianism
Progressivism
Social Darwinism
Socialism
11
What relationship is illustrated in this cartoon?
Obesity epidemic
None of the above
Monopolists and the Senate
U.S. Steel and the Senate