1. Industrialization Review

2.  What industry is New England known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

3.  What industry is New England known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

4.  What industry is Chicago known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

5.  What industry is Chicago known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

6.  What industry is Pittsburgh known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

7.  What industry is Pittsburgh known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

8.  What industry is Detroit known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

9.  What industry is Detroit known for? a. Meatpacking b. Automobile c. Textile d. Steel

10.  Who invented the telephone? a. Thomas Edison b. Alexander Graham Bell c. Henry Ford d. John D. Rockefeller

11.  Who invented the telephone? a. Thomas Edison b. Alexander Graham Bell c. Henry Ford d. John D. Rockefeller

12.  Who is credited with finding uses of electricity? a. Thomas Edison b. Alexander Graham Bell c. Henry Ford d. John D. Rockefeller

13.  Who is credited with finding uses of electricity? a. Thomas Edison b. Alexander Graham Bell c. Henry Ford d. John D. Rockefeller

14.  What is a rapid increase in factory jobs? a. Urbanization b. Specialization c. Mechanization d. Industrialization

15.  What is a rapid increase in factory jobs? a. Urbanization b. Specialization c. Mechanization d. Industrialization

16.  What is the term used for a growth of cities? a. Urbanization b. Specialization c. Mechanization d. Industrialization

17.  What is the term used for a growth of cities? a. Urbanization b. Specialization c. Mechanization d. Industrialization

18.  What is Hull House an example of? a. Settlement house b. Immigration processing center c. Factory d. Tenement

19.  What is Hull House an example of? a. Settlement house b. Immigration processing center c. Factory d. Tenement

20.  Between the Civil War and World War I, the United States was transformed from a(n) _________ to a(n) ________ nation. a. industrial-agricultural b. Agricultural-industrial c. Industrial-immigrant d. Urban-rural

21.  Between the Civil War and World War I, the United States was transformed from a(n) _________ to a(n) ________ nation. a. industrial-agricultural b. Agricultural-industrial c. Industrial-immigrant d. Urban-rural

22. What/Who helped immigrants with jobs and housing in exchange for votes? a. Political cartoons b. Settlement houses c. Settlement loans d. Political machines

23. What/Who helped immigrants with jobs and housing in exchange for votes? a. Political cartoons b. Settlement houses c. Settlement loans d. Political machines

24.  Which of the following is NOT a reason why immigrants came to America? a. Escape high taxes b. Religious freedom c. Better climate d. Escape famine and land shortages

25.  Which of the following is NOT a reason why immigrants came to America? a. Escape high taxes b. Religious freedom c. Better climate d. Escape famine and land shortages

26.  Which group of immigrants worked for the Central Pacific Railroad? a. Irish b. African Americans c. Chinese d. Norwegians

27.  Which group of immigrants worked for the Central Pacific Railroad? a. Irish b. African Americans c. Chinese d. Norwegians

28.  Why was Hull House founded by Jane Addams? a. To develop specialized industries b. To assist immigrants in the city c. To support prohibition of alcohol d. To provide religious training

29.  Why was Hull House founded by Jane Addams? a. To develop specialized industries b. To assist immigrants in the city c. To support prohibition of alcohol d. To provide religious training

30.  Which two immigrant groups were heavily discriminated against in the late 19 th century? a. Japanese and Irish b. Germans and Hispanics c. Italians and Chinese d. Chinese and Irish

31.  Which two immigrant groups were heavily discriminated against in the late 19 th century? a. Japanese and Irish b. Germans and Hispanics c. Italians and Chinese d. Chinese and Irish

32.  What are Ellis Island and Angel Island? a. Settlement houses b. Amusement parks c. Centers of shipping and industry d. Immigration processing centers

33.  What are Ellis Island and Angel Island? a. Settlement houses b. Amusement parks c. Centers of shipping and industry d. Immigration processing centers

34.  Why were establishments such as the Hull House created? a. To provide jobs for unemployment b. To challenge political machines c. To help the urban poor d. To unite farmers and workers

35.  Why were establishments such as the Hull House created? a. To provide jobs for unemployment b. To challenge political machines c. To help the urban poor d. To unite farmers and workers

36.  What increased with the invention of electric lighting and telephone service? a. Immigration b. Industrial growth c. Racial segregation d. Westward expansion

37.  What increased with the invention of electric lighting and telephone service? a. Immigration b. Industrial growth c. Racial segregation d. Westward expansion

38.  Which of the following is an example of a monopoly? a. A national market for packaged meat b. One company owning the majority of the electric power plants c. A transcontinental railroad line d. A large oil company in one state

39.  Which of the following is an example of a monopoly? a. A national market for packaged meat b. One company owning the majority of the electric power plants c. A transcontinental railroad line d. A large oil company in one state

40.  Which captain of Industry was a Scotch immigrant from a poor family who ended up giving away most of his fortune? a. John D. Rockefeller b. Cornelius Vanderbilt c. Andrew Carnegie d. Jay Gould

41.  Which captain of Industry was a Scotch immigrant from a poor family who ended up giving away most of his fortune? a. John D. Rockefeller b. Cornelius Vanderbilt c. Andrew Carnegie d. Jay Gould

42.  What who inventions contributed to change and industrial growth? a. Telephone and telegraph b. Telephone and steam engines c. Locomotives and electricity d. Telephone and electricity

43.  What who inventions contributed to change and industrial growth? a. Telephone and telegraph b. Telephone and steam engines c. Locomotives and electricity d. Telephone and electricity

44.  Which industry is NOT considered “big business?” a. Railroads b. Oil c. Automobiles d. Steel

45.  Which industry is NOT considered “big business?” a. Railroads b. Oil c. Automobiles d. Steel

46.  Why did most immigrants settle in the nation’s cities? a. They lacked money for purchasing land or a home b. They feared native-born Americans c. They could learn English in the city d. They wanted to be near markets

47.  Why did most immigrants settle in the nation’s cities? a. They lacked money for purchasing land or a home b. They feared native-born Americans c. They could learn English in the city d. They wanted to be near markets