American History 2 Chapter 19 Section 1 & 2 Quiz Review

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railroad barons
Controlled the nation's rail traffic
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Gustavus Swift
Created the refrigerated railroad car
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Standard Gauge
By the late 1800s, almost all railroad companies had adopted this; which allowed faster shipment of goods at a reduced cost.
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Four Hundred Thousand
The number of patents issued by the U.S. government between 1860 and 1880.
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Model T
Henry Ford's first mass produced automobile that revolutionized the auto industry.
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Iron
Used to make steel
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Christopher Sholes
Invented the typewriter
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Coal
Used to fuel trains
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Henry Ford
Creator of the moving assembly line
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Jan E. Matzellger
Created a shoe making machine
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John Thurman
Invented the vacuum cleaner
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Electric Lightbulb
Thomas Edison's most important invention
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George M. Pullman
Developed a luxury sleeping car for railroad travel
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George Eastman
Invented the Kodak box camera
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George Westinghouse
Developed air brakes for stopping trains
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Steel
Used to lay tracks starting around 1880
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Cyrus Field
Laid a telegraph cable across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Timber
Used to make railway ties
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Rebates
What railroad companies gave their biggest customers in order to ensure their returning business
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Assembly Line
This invention allowed manufacturers to produce large quantities of goods more quickly and for less money