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Team 4 CHS Industria

Industrialization Unit

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He was the greatest inventor of this time period. He gets credit for inventing the lightbulb. Thomas Edison
The number one reason why many factory owners used child labor was because They could be paid less.
The number two reason why many factory owners used child labor was because They could be more easily exploited
Inventor of the plane. Wright brothers
Inventor of the light bulb. Thomas Edison
He is credited with Inventing the telephone Alexander Graham Bell
This term means producing many items faster and cheaper. mass production
This is a method of mass production in which each worker performs one job assembly line
This method of production takes more time and is more expensive. hand-made production
True or False: Accidents killed many workers. True
True or False: Many children were killed while working. True
True or False: Air quality was very poor in factories. True
An organization formed to help workers is called a union
The Triangle fire led to new factory safety laws.
Three main goals of unions are: better pay better hours better conditions
Identify dangerous conditions which existed at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory. Workers locked in their workroom. No audible fire alarm Overcrowded work area Scrap fabric never properly disposed
How did the lightbulb change businesses? Businesses expanded because they could stay open longer and they sold new products.
How did the plane change businesses? Businesses expanded because they could ship their products anywhere in the world.
He is the real Inventor the telephone Antonio Meucci
This inventor was a son of slaves, and his invention automatically oiled engines while they were running. There is a phrase attached to his name which means one wants the real thing. Elijah McCoy
He was king of the auto industry Henry Ford
How did Henry Ford manufacture cars? assembly line
How were products first made? by hand
Do you use tools if you make things by hand? yes
What happens to price of items mass produced? price decreases
What happens to sales of items which were mass produced? sales increases
Did children who worked in factories attend school? no
This factory was the site of a horrible fire in which approximately 146 workers were killed. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
When workers refuse to work, it is called a strike
How is a strike effective? Owners/businesses lose money
He was a photographer who exposed problems in American Society, especially child labor. Lewis Hine
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