Which region produces textiles (cloth)?

Which city produces a lot of automobiles (cars)?

Which city was known for meatpacking?

Which raw material is used to make steel?

Late 19th Century competition in the transportation industry led to which of the following effects?

Which production method, involving each worker makes part of a product AND many items are produced at the same time, helped to decrease the amount of time it takes to make goods and makes it cheaper to produce them?

Which invention makes it easier to see in the dark?

Reasons for the rise of big business and industry were all of these EXCEPT....

Machines and assembly lines meant that it took ________ time to produce goods.

More machines and assembly lines meant that it was___________ to produce goods.

Which man used the assembly line to mass produce the Model T car?

Which invention helped more with communication?

Which captain of industry led the steel industry near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania?

Which captain of industry led the oil industry?

Which captain of industry led the railroad and shipping industry?

Which captain of industry led banking?

Who is credited with inventing the telephone?

Which man is credited with inventing the incandescent light bulb?

During the late 1800s, the U.S. was transformed from an agricultural to a(n)_______________ nation.

Imagine you're in the Industrial Era, where factories are popping up everywhere. How do you think we will find the distribution of WEALTH changing during this period of industrialization?

Do you know which Industrial Era invention by Alexander Graham Bell revolutionized communication across America?

Can you guess which Industrial Era invention by Henry Ford made cars affordable for everyone by slashing production costs?

If you went back to the early days of the Industrial Revolution, what kind of working conditions do you think you would encounter?

Did you know that during the Progressive Era, two powerful movements led to the 18th Amendment (banning sale & distribution of alcohol) & the 19th Amendment (granting women suffrage a.k.a the right to vote)?

Can you guess which two movements these were?

Imagine some of your friends are part of the AFL union, and they're singing a song with the lyrics,

"8 hours for work, 8 hours for rest, 8 hours for what we will." What are they singing about?

If you went on a journey through the Industrial Revolution, what negative effects would you encounter?

Imagine some classmates are part of a LABOR UNION planning their next big move. What are their GOALS as they prepare to strike for improving workers' conditions in factories?

Imagine your teacher's surprise when she learned about a fierce woman who supported the Temperance Movement by raiding saloons and smashing barrels of beer with a hatchet! Her famous quote was "Faithful to the cause of Prohibition, she hath done what she could." Who was this legendary figure?

Can you guess which tragic event in March 1911 involved a fire in a New York factory, trapping young women workers inside locked exit doors? Nearly 50 ended up jumping to their deaths, while 100 died inside the factory. This disaster led to many important factory reforms, including increased safety precautions for workers.

Some people went on a mission to uncover the truth! They dove into the world of writers whose publications exposed negative issues in America, leading to important legal reforms. For instance, "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair revealed the shocking conditions in the meat industry. Who were these fearless truth-tellers?

The Progressive Movement had goals to improve the workplace for factory workers, women, and children by making what changes?

Imagine having the ultimate power to control an entire product or business, just like a superhero! But wait, John D. Rockefeller was found guilty of doing this in the oil industry. What is this called?

Any growth of FARMS was due to which 2 factors?

Any growth of FACTORIES was due to which 2 factors?

What does this image say about the need for labor unions?

When workers unite and join together to negotiate with their boss for higher wages and better conditions, they have formed a ...