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ImmigrationBig
Business Progressives Problems ExpansionismGilded Age
Random
Immigrants from Western and Northern Europe.
A 100
Immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe.
A 200
This statue of Lady Liberty welcomes new immigrants to
America.
A 300
Reasons immigrants came to America.
A 400
Reasons immigrants left their home country.
A 500
B 100
A group of corporations run by a single board of directors.
A single company that control all business of a
certain industry.
B 200
What is a share of ownership in a corporation.
B 300
A business owned by investors
B 400
John D. Rockefeller and his use of ruthless business
tactics.
B 500
Gave women the right to vote.
C 100
Ended the selling and making of alcohol.
C 200
A person who wants to destroy trusts.
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
Association of trade workers formed to gain higher wages
and better working conditions.
C 400
Where a union represents a group of workers and
negotiates with management for a contract.
C 500
This picture represents
D 100
Dirty, crowded, disease infested apartment where
immigrants lived.
D 200
Fire where women dies because of unsafe working
conditions.
D 300
People who oppose organized government.
D 400
Helping stop the destruction of our forests.
D 500
Pacific Union Railroad Company hired these workers
for their hard work ethic.
E 100
The belief that Americans should reach from one ocean
to another.
E 200
Major benefit of Transcontinental Railroad
and Erie Canal.
E 300
Discount
E 400
Dividing up business.
E 500
Exposed problems of the Gilded Age.
F 100
The production of many items in a short period of time
on an assembly line.
F 200
Roosevelt’s campaign promise.
F 300
The birth place of the National Women’s Suffrage
Movement.
F 400
Prevent the formation of Monopolies.
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Teddy Roosevelt
Please record your wager.
Click on screen to begin
What were the three pieces Teddy Roosevelt’s Square Deal was built
upon.
Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!
Game Designed By Mr. Mingle
What are old immigrants?
A 100
What are new immigrants?
A 200
What the Statue of Liberty?
A 300
What are pull factors?
A 400
What are push factors?
A 500
What is a trust?
B 100
What is a monopoly?
B 200
What is a stock?
B 300
What is a corporation?
B 400
What is a Robber Baron?
B 500
What is the 19th amendment?
C 100
What is the 18th amendment?
C 200
What is a trustbuster?
C 300
What is a trade union?
C 400
What is collective bargaining?
C 500
What is child labor?
D 100
What is a tenement?
D 200
What is the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire?
D 300
What is an anarchist?
D 400
What is conservation?
D 500
Who are the Chinese?
E 100
What is manifest destiny?
E 200
What is faster, easier, cheaper to move people goods and
ideas?
E 300
What is a Rebate?
E 400
What is a pool?
E 500
What is a Muckraker?
F 100
What is mass production?
F 200
What is the Square Deal?
F 300
What is Seneca Falls?
F 400
What is the Sherman
Anti-Trust Act?
F 500
What is Honesty
Social Justice
Rule of the people?
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