People traveled to Titusville __.

After Edwin Drake struck oil there

George Eastman improved __.

The Kodak camera, making it easier to use

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1
A person who starts and organizes a business
Andrew Carnegie
Entrepreneur
Corporation
Edwin Drake
2
The Brooklyn Bridge was the longest __ bridge at the time.
Built
Suspension
Wooden
Steel
3
Alexander Graham Bell __.
Invented the lightbulb
Improved Edison's telephone
Improved the Kodak camera
Invented the telephone
4
Act of protecting or limiting the use of natural resources.
Conservation
Trust Company
Refining
Polluted
5
Corporation that has little competition.
Corporation
Monopoly
Company
Entrepreneur
6
Factories __ the water and air around them.
Borrowed
Cleaned
Polluted
Used
7
Large, organized company owned by stockholders.
Natural Resources
Monopoly
Corporation
Conservation
8
Raw materials from nature, such as water and oil.
Refineries
Monopoly
Natural Resources
Polluted
9
Developer of an assembly line method for building cars.
Edwin Drake
Henry Ford
Gustavus Swift
Andrew Carnegie
10
Steel made it possible to build __.
Skyscrapers
Natural Resources
Refineries
Trust Companies
11
First person to drill for oil in Titusville, Pennsylvania.
Henry Ford
Edwin Drake
Elisha Otis
Andrew Carnegie
12
Oil was taken to __, where it was made into products.
Customers
Refineries
Trust Companies
The East
13
Cornelius Vanderbilt made great progress in the __ industry.
Railroad
Skyscraper
Bridge
Steel
14
People traveled to Titusville __.
After Edwin Drake struck oil there
To work for the Standard Oil Company
Along the Great Northern Railway System
To see if the oil there could be used in lamps
15
One way a corporation raises capital is by __.
Building large factories
Hiring immigrants
Paying workers more
Selling stock
16
Producer of most of the nation's steel at the time.
Elisha Otis
Edwin Drake
Henry Ford
Andrew Carnegie
17
John D. Rockefeller made his fortune in the __ industry.
Steel
Skyscraper
Railroad
Oil
18
Sugar, copper, and tobacco companies were controlled by monopolies or __.
Refineries
Trust Company
Corporations
Natural Resources
19
Thomas Edison was called the Wizard of Menlo Park because he __.
Gave money to Menlo Park's library
Started the city of Menlo Park
Claimed to have special powers
Had so many inventions
20
Philip Armour and __ were business leaders in the meatpacking industry.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller
Gustavus Swift
Henry Ford
21
George Eastman improved __.
Railroads by inventing refrigerated cars
The telephone so users did not need to yell
Skyscrapers by inventing the elevator
The Kodak camera, making it easier to use
22
Inventor of the elevator.
George Eastman
Gustavus Swift
Alexander Graham Bell
Elisha Otis

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United States History: Chapter 19: Becoming an Industrial Giant

22 termsStudBud Administration12 plays

#worldhistory #ags #chapter19

Flashcards22 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 22

Answers

1
A person who starts and organizes a business
Andrew Carnegie
Entrepreneur
Corporation
Edwin Drake
2
The Brooklyn Bridge was the longest __ bridge at the time.
Built
Suspension
Wooden
Steel
3
Alexander Graham Bell __.
Invented the lightbulb
Improved Edison's telephone
Improved the Kodak camera
Invented the telephone
4
Act of protecting or limiting the use of natural resources.
Conservation
Trust Company
Refining
Polluted
5
Corporation that has little competition.
Corporation
Monopoly
Company
Entrepreneur
6
Factories __ the water and air around them.
Borrowed
Cleaned
Polluted
Used
7
Large, organized company owned by stockholders.
Natural Resources
Monopoly
Corporation
Conservation
8
Raw materials from nature, such as water and oil.
Refineries
Monopoly
Natural Resources
Polluted
9
Developer of an assembly line method for building cars.
Edwin Drake
Henry Ford
Gustavus Swift
Andrew Carnegie
10
Steel made it possible to build __.
Skyscrapers
Natural Resources
Refineries
Trust Companies
11
First person to drill for oil in Titusville, Pennsylvania.
Henry Ford
Edwin Drake
Elisha Otis
Andrew Carnegie
12
Oil was taken to __, where it was made into products.
Customers
Refineries
Trust Companies
The East
13
Cornelius Vanderbilt made great progress in the __ industry.
Railroad
Skyscraper
Bridge
Steel
14
People traveled to Titusville __.
After Edwin Drake struck oil there
To work for the Standard Oil Company
Along the Great Northern Railway System
To see if the oil there could be used in lamps
15
One way a corporation raises capital is by __.
Building large factories
Hiring immigrants
Paying workers more
Selling stock
16
Producer of most of the nation's steel at the time.
Elisha Otis
Edwin Drake
Henry Ford
Andrew Carnegie
17
John D. Rockefeller made his fortune in the __ industry.
Steel
Skyscraper
Railroad
Oil
18
Sugar, copper, and tobacco companies were controlled by monopolies or __.
Refineries
Trust Company
Corporations
Natural Resources
19
Thomas Edison was called the Wizard of Menlo Park because he __.
Gave money to Menlo Park's library
Started the city of Menlo Park
Claimed to have special powers
Had so many inventions
20
Philip Armour and __ were business leaders in the meatpacking industry.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller
Gustavus Swift
Henry Ford
21
George Eastman improved __.
Railroads by inventing refrigerated cars
The telephone so users did not need to yell
Skyscrapers by inventing the elevator
The Kodak camera, making it easier to use
22
Inventor of the elevator.
George Eastman
Gustavus Swift
Alexander Graham Bell
Elisha Otis