Industrialization/Gilded Age

Raw materials, such as coal, oil, timber, and copper, that industrialists could obtain cheaply in the United States.

• natural resources

• gross-national product

• open range

• free enterprise

When a group of people move to a different country with the purpose of living there permanently.

• immigration

• innovation

• integration

• industrial

Government should not interfere with the economy or in business.

• laissez-faire

• communism

• socialism

• entrepreneurs

A new way to do something

• invention

• industrial

• inconceivable

• integration

Mark Twain referred to The Gilded age when he said that "the golden gleam" hides the "cheapness of the metal underneath."

What is the "golden gleam"

• The glamorous lifestyle of the upper class

• The glamorous lifestyle of the working class

• The industrial revolution's valuable products

Industrialization led to Urbanization. Urbanization is:

• when a large number of people move into cities

• when a large number of people move from one country to another country

• when a large number of people become citizens of a different country

• when a small number of people move from the city to a rural area (farms)

Name one of the 4 causes of the Industrial Revolution

Check all that apply: How did industrialization bring about urbanization?

• industrialization created a lot of jobs

• industrialization displaced a lot of farmers/rural workers and they had to move to the city to find work

• industrialization encouraged immigration, and many immigrants moved into cities

Before industrialization, the majority of people worked on farms.

After industrialization, the majority of people worked

• in factories

• assembly lines

• in schools

• machines

Before industrialization work was done by human and/or animal labor.

How did most work get done after industrialization?

• fulcrums

• machines

• alien crystal technology

• assembly lines