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The Gilded Age. U.S. History 9/6 and 9/7. Vocabulary. Patent-a governent grant that allows the inventor to make, use or sell an invention for a certain time-no one else can make, use or sell it for that time.
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The Gilded Age U.S. History 9/6 and 9/7
Vocabulary • Patent-a governent grant that allows the inventor to make, use or sell an invention for a certain time-no one else can make, use or sell it for that time. • Inventor-a person who created things for the first time. Example of inventor-Thomas Alva Edison. • Pollution-damage to land, air and water from harmful (poisonous) materials. Examples are oil (water/soil) and smoke (air).
Industries Oil Industry-people started to drill underground for oil. Oil was like gold (money). Some uses for oil back then were: helping machines run better, lighting lamps and heating homes. Steel Industry-Inventors found out how to make iron into steel, which did not rust and would bend better.
Industry.. • The owners of the industries became rich. • They did not pay their workers well, and they forced them to do dangerous things.
Questions/Notes for Test… • 1. How did patents help inventors? • 2. How did the oil and steel industries cause pollution? Go to www.brainpop.com Sign in: tsdeaf password: rangers Look for “Thomas Edison” Use the video to complete the work. Show the teacher, and then save for your test.
Vocabulary work • 1. Write down (in English) what each of these words mean on your word list. • 2. Discuss signs. • 3. Make a video of yourself signing these words in an ASL sentence. • English Example: TELEGRAPH • Thomas Edison invented the TELEGRAPH so people could communicate with each other from far away.