abeka history 11 ch. 18-23

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1876

alexander g. bell patented the first telephone

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1879

invention of the light bulb

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1887

interstate commerce act established the first regulatory agency

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1890

sherman antitrust act

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  1. grant

  2. hayes

  3. garfield

  4. arthur

  5. cleveland

  6. harrison

  7. cleveland

  8. mckinley

list the remaining 8 presidents after andrew johnson.

(last names only)

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age of industry

great age of free enterprise capitalism, major technological advancements, and industrial expansion

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mccormick co.

began the production of the twine binder

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twine binder

fill in the blank

the mccormick co. began the production of the _____ _____

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  • steam

  • gasoline

  • diesel

fill in the blanks

______, _______, and _______ tractors replaced horses and mules

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crop rotation

planting a different crop each year to avoid depleting soil

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contour plowing

plowing furrows to follow the curve of a hill

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luther burbank

produced a thornless cactus and new variety of potato

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mark carleton

greatly increased wheat production in the US

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george washington carver

best remembered for his work at tuskegee institute and research with the peanut

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peanut

fill in the blank

george washington carver was best remembered for his work at tuskegee institute and research with the _______

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department of agriculture

established by congress to study agricultural trends and aid american farmers

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hatch act

provided funds for agricultural colleges to establish experimental stations and research better farming methods

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smith-lever act

established cooperative extension services and made county agents available

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  • 4-H club

  • future farmers of America (FFA)

  • future homemakers of america (FHA)

what were the organizations formed for agricultural training?

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alexander graham bell

patented his first telephone in 1876

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bell telephone co.

began in 1877

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1877

when did the bell telephone co. begin?

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thomas edison

greatest inventor in history

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incandescent lamp

fill in the blank

thomas edison invented the _______ _____

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capitalism

the ability to make your own economic choices; “free enterprise system”

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  1. strong american character

  2. free enterprise system

  3. new inventions and discoveries

  4. abundant natural resources

  5. large labor force

  6. surplus capital (money for business)

  7. the civil war

  8. cheap transportation

list the factors for america’s rise to prosperity.

(there’s 8)

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henry bessemer (and william kelly)

created the bessemer process to convert iron to steel (1860s)

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andrew carnegie

became the leading producer of steel in the world; an american entrepreneur

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entrepreneur

a person who organizes and manages a business undertaking

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j. p. morgan

bought carnegie’s company and formed the US steel corporation

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US steel corporation

fill in the blank

j. p. morgan bought carnegie’s company and formed the ____ _______ _________

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edwin drake

drilled the US’s first oil well in northwestern PA

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john d. rockefeller

owned the standard oil company which controlled 90% of america’s oil production by 1900

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standard oil company

fill in the blank

John d. rockefeller owned the _____ __ ______ which controlled 90% of america’s oil production by 1900

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philip d. armour

founder of a large meatpacking firm who contributed to church education institutions

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henry c. frick

donated millions to church organizations and education institutions

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new england

known for textiles, shoes, and paper

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pittsburg

known for iron and steel

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  • chicago

  • kansas city

known for meatpacking

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  • minneapolis

  • st. paul

known for flour mills

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twin cities

what are minneapolis and st. paul known as?

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  • milwaukee

  • st. louis

known for their breweries

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new south

the south post-civil war

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south

fill in the blank

by 1920, the _____ produced more textiles than new england

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birmingham

center of southern iron and steel; pittsburgh of the south

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pittsburg of the south

what was birmingham also known as?

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corporation

a business that has received a charter from the state government

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capital

money used for business operations to make more money

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stock

partial ownership in a corporation that is sold to earn capital

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  1. stockholders

  2. dividends

fill in the blanks

__________ (those who purchase the stock) earn ________ (profit) on each share; they can also sell their stock as the value of a business increases

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proprietorship

a business owned by one person

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partnership

a business owned by two or more individuals

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trusts

several similar businesses controlled by a board of trustees to eliminate competition

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standard oil

the first trust

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monopolies

large business organizations that provide important commodities; they control a specific market of goods

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adam smith

scottish professor of philosophy; wrote wealth of nations

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adam smith

largely responsible for the laissez faire policy; one of the earliest advocates of capitalism

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wealth of nations

fill in the blank

adam smith wrote ______ __ _______

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oliver hudson kelley

founded the grange; a pro-farming organization that influenced political decisions

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grange

a pro-farming organization that influenced political decisions

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cooperatives

fill in the blank

many granges founded __________ to help its members

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remove greenbacks

fill in the blank

under the presidency of hayes, the government planned to ______ _______ from circulation to prevent inflation

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inflation

fill it the blank

under the presidency of hayes, the government planned to remove greenbacks from circulation to prevent ________

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free-silver movement

wanted the government to purchase and coin all silver in america

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bland-allison act

provided for a limited amount of silver to be minted each month

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james garfield

assassinated a few months into his presidency

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chester arthur

garfield’s vp who finished his term

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interstate commerce commission (ICC)

regulated trade on trains between the states; america’s first regulatory agency

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high

fill in the blank

in cleveland’s presidency, the tariffs remained ______ and the government gave protections to big businesses

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populist party

fill in the blank

the ________ ______ formed during harrison’s administration

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sherman antitrust act

fill in the blank

under harrison’s presidency, congress pass the _______ _______ ____ (1890) which broke up trusts and big businesses

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homestead strike

demonstration against carnegie steel for higher wages

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coxey’s army

a group of unemployed men that marched to the capital in retaliation to the panic of 1893

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pullman strike

affected states and businesses across america that used railways

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injunction

fill in the blank

president cleveland issued an _________ (court order) to stop the strike

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mckinley tariff

added a higher degree of protection to american industry than any tariff before this; 1890

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reciprocity clause

reciprocal trade agreement with other nations

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churches

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_________ benefitted from the growth of industry

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pacific garden mission

rescue mission for the outcasts of society

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william booth

founded the salvation army to provide for physical and spiritual needs

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salvation army

fill in the blank

william booth founded the _______ _____ to provide for physical and spiritual needs

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YWCA

young women’s christian association that branched from the YMCA

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dwight l. moody

one of america’s greatest urban evangelists

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ira sankey

song leader for dwight l. moody

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moody Bible institute

founded to provide young people with training for Christian service

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t. de witt talmage

spoke to larger audiences than anyone in america until this time

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sam jones

“the moody of the south”

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b. h. Carroll

An Interpretation of the English Bible

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sheldon jackson

evangelist to remote places of america

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clara barton

founded “the american red cross”

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mt. hermon

fill in the blank

a Christian conference in ___. ________ inspired the growth of foreign missions

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student volunteer movement

sought the “evangelization of the world in this generation”

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1871

the great chicago fire

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1865-1901

the gilded age

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the gilded age

mark twain’s name for the age of industry

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china

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during the “gilded age” most immigrants came from _______

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chinese exclusion act

fill in the blank

congress created the _______ _______ ____ (1882) to bar chinese laborers from entering the US for 10 years

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william speer

began a mission for the chinese in san francisco

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france

who gifted the US the statue of liberty?

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  1. 70%

  2. eastern europe

fill in the blanks

by the 1900s, over ____% of all immigrants came from _______ _______