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WorksheetsBayou Bridges Unit 5 Chapter 1 Vocab & Innovators
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Created the power loom
Samuel Adams
Alexander Graham Bell
Samuel Slater
Rosa Parks
Created the first telephone
Alexander Hamilton
Samuel Slater
Thomas Edison
Alexander Graham BELL
Created the first working light bulb and the first power plant that produced electricity
Samuel Slater
Thomas Edison
George Washington
Harriet Tubman
Created the carbon filament that kept the light bulb on
Samuel Slater
Thomas Edison
Lewis Latimer
John D. Rockefeller
Helped farmers in the South grow crops & created hundreds of uses for soybeans and peanuts
George Washington Carver
Samuel Slater
Thomas Edison
Andrew Carnegie
Created the first affordable automobile, the Model T
Henry Ford
David Chevrolet
Mark Nissan
Thomas Edison
Created the first airplane
The Wright Brothers
The Coleman Brothers
Nick and Dan Carruthers
Henry Ford
Big businessman whose business produced steel
Andrew Slater
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Investor & oil tycoon who became wealthy by mass producing oil
Andrew Carnegie
John Adams
George Washington Carver
John D. Rockefeller
Raw materials are
things that can be bought in the store to sell later
things that can be used to make or create a product, such as cotton for clothing
things that can be used to clean your house
things that can be used to turn your product into food for others
Urbanization is
The process of a country losing citizens to another country
The process of a region changing to have more larger cities or urban areas
The process of moving from one place to another to make it your home
The process of moving somewhere you've never been
An investor is a person who puts money into a business with the goal of making more money
A telegraph is different from a telephone because
It takes pictures
It can read people's thoughts
It can send signals through wires to communicate messages over long distances
You can hear someone's voice when you use it
Capital is
a tool to weave fabric
a national landmark
money or resources used to produce goods and services
a person who owes money to someone else because they borrowed it
Which of the following is NOT a cause of Industrialism?
Factories began to close down
The population grew
Unions were created to protect the rights of workers
More people moved into the rural areas of America
Native Americans lost their homelands
Transcontinental
Going across the room
Going across the continent
Going across the ocean
Going across the street
What is this an example of?
A tenement
A farmhouse
A barn
An office building
John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company & Andrew Carnegie's Steel Company are examples of a:
Democracy
Oligarchy
Monopoly
Theocracy
