DO NOT COPYTopic: The 2nd Industrial RevolutionObjective: Students will be able to review for the Chapter 5 Test

Do Now: Take out your Labor Strives to Organize worksheet

HW: Study for your test! *The Chapter Review sheet is worth Extra Credit!

The Memory GameCreate 4 groups for the review session.Lay all of the cards face down on the table –

one side terms/people/events and the other side definitions

Each member of the group has an opportunity to pick a card from either side and try to match it with its corresponding card.

If they get it right, they keep the pair, if they get it wrong they have to place it back in the same spot and explain what the right answer should be.

Continue to play until you have matched all the cards with their corresponding pair!

JeopardyInnovations Terms Organization Business

Theories Celebrity Baby Photo

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Innovations

The Two natural materials that spurred the 2nd Industrial Revolution

$100 Answer from Innovations

Steel and Oil

$200 Question from Innovations

A New job that was created with the creation of the telephone

$200 Answer from Innovations

Operators

$300 Question from Innovations

The process of steel making that made it cheaper with blast of hot air

$300 Answer from Innovations

Bessemer Process

$400 Question from Innovations

The raw material in which steel is made out of

$400 Answer from Innovations

Iron Ore

$500 Question from Innovations

The development of the horseless carriage was spurred by this type of innovation

$500 Answer from Innovations

Oil refining

$100 Question from Terms

A guarantee to protect an inventor’s rights to make, use, or sell his or her invention

$100 Answer from Terms

Patent

$200 Question from Terms

The business that sells part of the company to stockholders for dividends

$200 Answer from Terms

Corporation

$300 Question from Terms

Having exclusive control over an industry

$300 Answer from Terms

Monopoly

$400 Question from Terms

The railroad that went from Omaha, Nebraska to the Pacific Coast

$400 Answer from Terms

Transcontinental Railroad

$500 Question from Terms

The law that the government created to make monopolies and trusts illegal

$500 Answer from Terms

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

$100 Question from Organization

One of the earliest unions formed by a group of garment workers

$100 Answer from Organization

Knights of Labor

$200 Question from Organization

This man created the American Federation of Labor

$200 Answer from Organization

Samuel L. Gompers

$300 Question from Organization

The most dangerous woman in America because of her drive to educate and organize workers was so effective

$300 Answer from Organization

Mary “Mother” Jones

$400 Question from Organization

Alarmed by the violence of the Great Upheaval many skilled workers broke ties with unskilled workers and joined what union

$400 Answer from Organization

The American Federation of Labor

$500 Question from Organization

Head of the railway union who supported the Pullman strikers by urging other union workers to boycott trains with Pullman cars

$500 Answer from Organization

Eugene V. Debs

$100 Question from Business Theories

The fittest people, businesses, or nations will win, while the unfit will lose

$100 Answer from Business Theories

Social Darwinism

$200 Question from Business Theories

A group of companies that turn control of their stock over to a board, who then runs the companies as a single corporation which limits competition

$200 Answer from Business Theories

Trust

$300 Question from Business Theories

A method of reducing production costs by buying companies that provide all the services and materials in production

$300 Answer from Business Theories

Vertical Integration

$400 Question from Business Theories

A means of business expansion in which one company controls other companies producing the same product

$400 Answer from Business Theories

Horizontal Integration

$500 Question from Business Theories

The process in which John D. Rockefeller used to sell his products for a cheaper price

$500 Answer from Business Theories

Horizontal Integration

$100 Question from Celebrity Baby Photos

$100 Answer from Celebrity Baby Photos

Kanye West

$200 Question from Celebrity Baby Photos

$200 Answer from Celebrity Baby Photos

Beyonce

$300 Question from Celebrity Baby Photos

$300 Answer from Celebrity Baby Photos

Adam Sandler

$400 Question from Celebrity Baby Photos

$400 Answer from Celebrity Baby Photos

Justin Bieber

$500 Question from Celebrity Baby Photos

$500 Answer from Celebrity Baby Photos

Jaimie Fox

Final JeopardyState the name of the person who said this and the term used to describe this theory:“This, then is held to be the duty of the man of wealth: To set an example of modest, simple living, shunning display or extravagance…the man of wealth thus becoming the mere trustee and agent for his poorer brethren… in giving charity, the main consideration should be to help those who will help themselves;…to give those who desire to rise the aids by which they may rise.”

Final Jeopardy Answer

Andrew Carnegie and the “Gospel of Wealth”