2. $100 UrbanizationImmigration Labor and Reform Potpourri $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Industrialization

3.  Factories where people worked long hours in terrible working conditions. Generally in the garment industry. Sweatshops

4. This company owned by Rockefeller controlled 90% of the nation’s oil refineries This company owned by Rockefeller controlled 90% of the nation’s oil refineries Standard Oil Standard Oil

5. Name 3 key natural resources that enabled the Industrial Revolution in the US to occur. Name 3 key natural resources that enabled the Industrial Revolution in the US to occur. Coal, Lumber, Iron Ore, Oil, Natural Waterways ( ie rivers), fossil fuels. (Any combination of these) Coal, Lumber, Iron Ore, Oil, Natural Waterways ( ie rivers), fossil fuels. (Any combination of these)

6. The idea that in business, like the natural world, the strongest and the best will survive The idea that in business, like the natural world, the strongest and the best will survive Social Darwinism Social Darwinism

7. A negative term for the “Capitalists”, “Industrialists”, and “Captains of Industry” A negative term for the “Capitalists”, “Industrialists”, and “Captains of Industry” Robber Barons

8. The growth of cities. The growth of cities. urbanization urbanization

9. An organized group, that controlled the activities of a government in a particular city often in a corrupt manner. An organized group, that controlled the activities of a government in a particular city often in a corrupt manner. Political Machine Political Machine

10. These people provided the workforce for the factories of the large northern cities. These people provided the workforce for the factories of the large northern cities. Immigrants Immigrants

11. This man accepted kickbacks and bribes as the leader of the Tammany Hall machine. This man accepted kickbacks and bribes as the leader of the Tammany Hall machine. Boss Tweed (William Marcy Tweed) Boss Tweed (William Marcy Tweed)

12. This idea supported the belief that people could achieve “salvation through service to the poor”. The concept helped provide services to the needy immigrants. This idea supported the belief that people could achieve “salvation through service to the poor”. The concept helped provide services to the needy immigrants. Social Gospel Social Gospel

13. The immigration station where immigrants from Europe entered the US The immigration station where immigrants from Europe entered the US Ellis Island Ellis Island

14. The immigration station where immigrants from China and Japan entered the US The immigration station where immigrants from China and Japan entered the US Angel Island Angel Island

15. A person that desired immigration laws be passed to keep out “new immigrants” would be called this. A person that desired immigration laws be passed to keep out “new immigrants” would be called this. Nativist Nativist

16. This is the part of the world where most of the “New Immigrants” where originally from. This is the part of the world where most of the “New Immigrants” where originally from. Southern and Eastern Europe Southern and Eastern Europe

17. This term means: “confusion and anxiety resulting from immersion in a culture whose way of thinking and acting you don’t understand” This term means: “confusion and anxiety resulting from immersion in a culture whose way of thinking and acting you don’t understand” Culture Shock Culture Shock

18. A worker that is brought in to take the place of a striking worker. A worker that is brought in to take the place of a striking worker. Scab

19. This is a labor process that was used to enhance productivity in factories by having workers do a single repetitive job. This is a labor process that was used to enhance productivity in factories by having workers do a single repetitive job. Assembly Line Assembly Line

20. The generic name given to business organizations used by the robber barons to create monopolies The generic name given to business organizations used by the robber barons to create monopolies Trust Trust

21. This is the economic theory that the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) supported. It called for reduction or elimination of capitalism. This is the economic theory that the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) supported. It called for reduction or elimination of capitalism. Socialism Socialism

22. The living areas connected to many large factories. They were often owned and controlled by the factory owners. The living areas connected to many large factories. They were often owned and controlled by the factory owners. Company town Company town

23. The term that describes the United States as a giant mixture of immigrant races and cultures. The term that describes the United States as a giant mixture of immigrant races and cultures. Melting Pot Melting Pot

24. This idea, supported by Andrew Carnegie, stated that the extremely rich should give their wealth back to society. This idea, supported by Andrew Carnegie, stated that the extremely rich should give their wealth back to society. Gospel of Wealth Gospel of Wealth

25. An area in a city where immigrants from a particular country would settle. An area in a city where immigrants from a particular country would settle. Ethnic island Ethnic island

26. Negotiations between labor and management that is conducted by a neutral third party. Negotiations between labor and management that is conducted by a neutral third party. arbitration arbitration

27. Run down, multiple family apartment housing in large cities. Run down, multiple family apartment housing in large cities. tenement tenement

28. Category: The Robber BaronsCategory: The Robber Barons Andrew Carnegie’s idea that the wealthy should donate their fortunes to the causes that would improve society. Andrew Carnegie’s idea that the wealthy should donate their fortunes to the causes that would improve society. The Gospel of Wealth The Gospel of Wealth