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Directions:
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This game will be like real Jeopardy except for a few changes
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Each team will participate in every question
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After each question is read, teams will have time to discuss amongst
themselves and write their answer on the dry erase board
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Every team will provide and answer for each question
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There is no penalty for providing an incorrect answer, EXCEPT during Final
Jeopardy and a Daily Double question
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Team getting to pick the question will rotate, since everyone participates in
every question
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The group that picks a Daily Double answers the question on their own and
can wager any amount of their total points
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$ amounts will be tracked on the PowerPoint, but designate someone
within your group to monitor your own score and someone to mark off
categories and questions asked
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You MUST wager at least half of your total points in Final Jeopardy
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The winner of the game will be the team with the highest $ amount at the
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Round 1
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Round 2
Final
Jeopardy
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Team 2
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Team 4
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Working Captains of Grab Bag
Industry?
Life
Round 2
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Final
Jeopardy
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Scores
$300 $300
$300
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$400 $400
$400
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$500 $500
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Immigration City Life
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Old or New…Type of immigrants
who came from Southern and
Eastern Europe (Italy, Greece,
Russia, etc.)
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New Immigrants
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Name for poorly built
overcrowded apartments that
Jacob Riis writes about In How
the Other Half Lives
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Tenements
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No they weren’t Indians... these
people were against immigration
because they felt immigrants
were bad citizens and took
American jobs
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Nativists
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Name one country from where
Old immigrants usually came
from
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Germany, Ireland, Great Britain
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Place where immigrants usually
landed when coming to the
United States
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Ellis Island
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These buildings usually located
in cities, housed the machines
that manufacture goods
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Factories
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Neighborhoods surrounding
urban centers, usually occupied
by the middle or upper class
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Suburbs
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Neighborhoods in cities were
usually separated based on this
identifying characteristic
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Ethnicity/Culture
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Allowed people to move farther
away from the city, but still work
in it
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Mass Transit
(subway/elevated railroad)
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Aid organizations that offered
immigrants help in case of
sickness, unemployment, or
death
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Benevolent Societies
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Workers negotiating as a group
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Collective Bargaining
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Type of protest in which
employees refuse to work
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Strike
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Workers in Chicago were
protesting the length of the
workday when a bomb went off
killing seven police officers
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Haymarket Riot
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This union only accepted skilled
workers
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American Federation of Labbor
(AFL)
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Samuel _____________, founded
one of the first organized unions
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1.Samuel Gompers
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Andrew Carnegie’s partner
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Henry Clay Frick
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Rockefeller’s company name
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Standard Oil
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Morgan’s profession
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Banker
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State that the Homestead Strike
took place in
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Pennsylvania
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State where Vanderbilt
University is located (Not on
test)
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Tennessee
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Rural or Urban…area in which
population shifted to after the
beginning of the Industrial
Revolution
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Urban
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Thomas Edison invented this, which
allowed factories to operate 24
hours a day
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Light Bulb/Electricity
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North, South, East, or
West…Area in which immigrants
tended to avoid (Not on test)
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South
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Year Olympics were held in St.
Louis
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1904
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Area of a ship where many
immigrants traveled
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Steerage
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Helping
Hands
Culture
Business
Mixed
Bag
Inventions
Round 1
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Final
Jeopardy
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Scores
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$800 $800
$800
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$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
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Neighborhood houses which
offered education, recreation, and
social activities to poor people
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Settlement Houses
Scores
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This woman devoted her life to
helping the poor. She built
houses in which she took care of
those in need
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Jane Addams
Scores
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Name of the famous house in
Chicago which helped the
poor…It wasn’t named after a
famous hockey player
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Hull House
Scores
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These groups of workers were
hired full time for the first time so
they that could monitor the city
better
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Police Officer or Fire Fighters
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Many Workers fought to get a(n)
___ hour workday
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Eight Hour Workday
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George Eastman improved on
this so people could preserve
memories easier
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Camera
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Term that represents writers
presenting accurate images of
American society
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Realism
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This industry gave consumers in
California the chance to buy
products from New York and vice
versa
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Railroad
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This sports became extremely
popular in the late 1800s and
early 1900s after it was spread
during the Civil War
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Baseball
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Mass __________…leisure
activities shared by many people
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Mass Culture
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Individuals buys this to own a
portion of a company
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Stock
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In this form of business other
owners are liable for your debts if
you die, skip town, or can’t pay
your bills
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Partnership
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Industry that farmers had a
problem with because of the
prices they charged
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Railroad
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This law was an attempt to stop
monopolies
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Sherman Anti-Trust Act
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Term for a businessman who lies
cheats and steals to make his
fortune
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Robber Baron
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These events allowed people to
come see that latest
technological inventions from
around the globe
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World’s Fair (Exposition)
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People were enamored by this
“Greatest Show on Earth” put on
by P.T. Barnum
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Circus
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The discovery that this could be
used as an energy source led to
inventions like the airplane
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Oil (Gasoline)
Scores
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Term refers to the labor
technique of having a person
repeat the same part of the
production process over and
over, instead of completing an
entire product
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Specialization
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The first subway was located in
this city
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Boston
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Inventor of the telephone
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Alexander Graham Bell
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He invented a better way to
produce steel
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Henry Bessemer
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The Wright Brothers took flight
out of this state (not on test)
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Kittyhawk, NC
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This invention improved printing
production
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Linotype
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Invented more comfortable
sleeping car
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George Pullman
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Captains of Industry
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Final
Jeopardy
Question
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He was known as a friend of
libraries because of the money he
donated to build them
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Andrew Carnegie
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