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S.S. Ch 4 test

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QuestionAnswer
Refusal of workers to work until business owners meet their demands. strike
Factory or workshop where people work under poor conditions. sweatshop
A share of a company that is sold to an investor. stock
a company that has control of an entire industry. monopoly
Person who gives money to a business or project, hoping to make a profit. investor
Business owned by investors. corporation
unfair negative opinion about a group of people. prejudice
Variety diversity
Person who buys or uses goods and services. consumer
people human resource
A type of system where people are free to start their own businesses and own their own property. Free interprise
What is an example of a capital resource? When a steel company uses a furnace to make steel
What was one of the jobs of a labor union? to try and end child labor
What was the name of the immigration station were immigrants had to go before getting permission to enter the country? Ellis Island
What was the location of the John D. Rockefeller's first oil refinery? Cleveland
Where in Ellis Island locationed? In New York Harbor
Why did Lewis Hine take photographs of children working? To prove that the working conditions were very bad and dangerous.
Alexander Granham Bell once worked at a Boston School doing what? Teaching deaf students how to speak
What are some of the inventions, invented by Thomas Edison? light bulb, phonograph, power station
Who was one of the early union leaders in the United States? Samuel Gompers
what industry was entrepreneur Andrew Carngie very successful in? steel
What type of process made Carnegie's industry successful? Bessemer process
Who was the country's richest and most powerful banker who invested hundreds of millions of dollars in railroads, steel mills, and other companies. J.P. Morgan
what was the name of the airplane used in the first successful flight? Flyer
Lewis Latimer helped improve the light bulb by developing a method of making what last longer? carbon filaments
In oder for immigrants to be able to leave Angel Island, they had to__________? prove that they had family members already living in the U.S.
Name the two brothers that had the first succuessful flight. Orvill and Wilbur Wright
Mary Harris Jones, a strog supporter of improved working conditions for coal miners, came to be known by what nickname? Mother Jones
John D. Rockefeller's oil company was called? Standard Oil
Thomas Edison worked on many of his inventions in his laboratory in___________? Menlo Park
What U.S. city was home to Andrew Caregie's successful industry? Pittsburgh
Name the town where the first successful flight took place? Kitty Hawk
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