Modern Indiana Final Review

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Who was Elwood Haynes?

Built one of America’s first cars in 1894 in Kokomo, Indiana

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Who was James Dean?

Famous actor from Marion, Indiana. Became a breakout star and Hollywood heartthrob after 3 major movies. Did his own racing on set. Died in a tragic car crash at age 24

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Who was Phyllis Schlafly?

Leader of ERA Stop Campaign who was a female lawyer who glorified traditional women roles

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What did Phyllis Schlafly believe would happen in ERA’s passage?

Loss of protective laws of sexual assault, inability to gain child custody in divorce case, and women being drafted in war

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Who was Robert Orr?

He was an Indiana governor who increased the school year from 175 to 180 days, created ISTEP, and decreased the gap between rich and poor schools

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Who was Robert F. Kennedy?

Brother of JFK, he managed to earn respect of Black and White Hoosiers. Made Indiana feel important when no other politician seemed to care. He won the 1968 Indiana Primary after touring state for 4 weeks

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What was some of Robert Kennedy’s bad and good characteristics?

Bad- Liberal Catholic, rich, and worldly. He supported Civil Rights Movements. Good- He was down-to-earth, humble, and approachable

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What did Robert Kennedy do the night MLK died and when did he die?

Gave an impromptu speech alerting the crowd of the murder of MLK. He was assassinated 2 months after leaving Indiana

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What was Indiana’s main source of income?

Agriculture

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What did Purdue create in 1896

Purdue University School of Agriculture which soon became epicenter of formal AG knowledge

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Reasons for less farms/ small family farms

Consolidation (Big industry farms), Technology, Science, Population increase, Corporate

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Industries in Indiana

Natural Gas, Hoosier Cabinets (revolutionized kitchen work for women), Refrigeration (Evansville was fridge capital of world with Whirlpool)

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Downsides of Industry

River and air pollution from factory waste, public health was issue, government increased role in industry and business

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How many cities were automobiles made in IN. List some famous Indiana automobile companies

Over 40 IN cities; Studebaker Company (IN’s largest), Cole Motor Car Company (Indy), Dusenburgs Auburn and Cords (Indy)

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Indianapolis 500

Largest race of its kind in world. Nicknamed “The Brickyard” bc of its brick track, located in Speedway, IN

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What did cars change about American life?

Easy transport created rise of suburban life, IN became known as Crossroads of America. Baby Boomers popularized drive-in-movies and drive thrus, crushing with friends was an actual hobby, and muscle cars like Mustangs and GTOs

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Who was Eugene Debs and what were some of his radical ideas?

Famous political activist and unionized. Rideas included shorter work weeks, retirement plans, medical benefits, women’s suffrage, and sick leave

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What is globilizaton?

Companies operating on global scale and interacting with foreign business

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What is creative destruction?

Movement of money or assests to lovations that produce greater profit (company move country so cheaper, like labor)

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Results of companies leaving IN

Thounsands of people ose their jobs and sometimes have to move away, College enrollment increases (Ivy Tech)

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