“Jeopardy”

1. “Jeopardy” Chapter 13 and 14 The Second Industrial Revolution

3. Topic 1: 1 point Public transportation systems that carry large numbers of people Mass Transit

4. Topic 1: 2 points Fear of foreigners xenophobia

5. Topic 1: 3 points Farm operated like a factory Bonanza farm

6. Topic 1: 4 points Steel-making process that was quicker and cheaper Bessemer process

7. Topic 1: 5 points The belief that “survival of the fittest” benefits society Social Darwinism

8. Topic 2: 1 point Wrote about the closing of the Frontier Frederick Jackson Turner

9. Topic 2: 2 points Lieutenant who led his troops to death by the Sioux George Armstrong Custer

10. Topic 2: 3 points Apache whose surrender marked the end of resistance in the Southwest Geronimo

11. Topic 2: 4 points Sioux leader who had a vision of victory over the soldiers Sitting Bull

12. Topic 2: 5 points Encouraged the Exoduster movement Benjamin Singleton

13. Topic 3: 1 point Invented the telegraph Samuel F.B. Morse

14. Topic 3: 2 points Built luxury sleeping cars. George Pullman

15. Topic 3: 3 points Invented barbed wire Joseph Glidden

16. Topic 3: 4 points Patented the first telephone Alexander Graham Bell

17. Topic 3: 5 points The first true flight in an airplane took place here Kitty Hawk, North Carolina

18. Topic 4: 1 point Dominated the oil industry with both horizontal and vertical integration John D. Rockefeller

19. Topic 4: 2 points Explained his belief that great wealth was a resource to be used to benefit others in his Gospel of Wealth Andrew Carnegie

20. Topic 4: 3 points Railroad tycoon Cornelius Vanderbilt

21. Topic 4: 4 points Established the “invention factory” at Menlo park Thomas Alva Edison

22. Topic 4: 5 points Founded a gun powder plant that later expanded to include explosives, chemicals and plastics E.I. DuPont

23. Topic 5: 1 point Complete control of an Indusry monopoly

24. Topic 5: 2 points The practice of acquiring companies that supply a business Vertical Integration

25. Topic 5: 3 points Risk takers who use their money and talents to launch new ventures entrepreneurs

26. Topic 5: 4 points A system in which companies operate without government regulation Laissez-Faire Capitalism

27. Topic 5: 5 points The practice of taking over other companies that produce the same product Horizontal Integration

28. Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!

29. Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!

30. “Double Jeopardy” Chapter 13 and 14 The Second Industrial Revolution

32. Topic 1: 2 points Workshop set up in a tenement sweatshop

33. Topic 1: 4 points Lists of workers thought to be troublemakers Blacklists

34. Topic 1: 6 points Leader of the Knights of Labor Terence V. Powderly

35. Topic 1: 8 points The Governor of Pennsylvania called in the state militia when this steel strike turned into a battle Homestead Strike

36. Topic 1: 10 points The law intended to make monopolies illegal was used against Unions Sherman Antitrust Act

37. Topic 2: 2 points Law intended to “Americanize” the Indians Dawes Act

38. Topic 2: 4 points Leader of the Nez Perce who tried to lead his tribe to Canada Chief Joseph

39. Topic 2: 6 points Religious movement started by a vision that the Indian dead would live again and the settlers would leave Ghost Dance

40. Topic 2: 8 points Marked the end of the Indian Wars Wounded Creek Massacre

41. Topic 2: 10 points Led the killing of 150 Cheyenne women and children at the Sand Creek Massacre John Chivington

42. Final Jeopardy • Topic: Labor Unions • Founded the American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers