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Industrial Revolution Jeopardy: Changing Economy & People in Railroads

Test your knowledge on the changing economy from agricultural to service, industrial pioneers, railroads impact, and vocabulary related to the Industrial Revolution. Discover key concepts that shaped modern industries!

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Industrial Revolution Jeopardy: Changing Economy & People in Railroads

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  1. Industrial Revolution JEOPARDY Single Round

  2. Changing Economy Vocabulary Industrial People Railroads Service or Manufacture 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. Changing Economy100 What kind of economy do we have today in the United States? A: Service Economy

  4. Changing Economy200 What kind of economy did the U.S. have in the year 1900? A: Manufacturing Economy

  5. Changing Economy 300 What kind of economy did the U.S. have in the year 1800? A: Agricultural Economy

  6. Changing Economy 400 What revolution has been fueled by the development of the computer? A: Information Revolution

  7. Changing Economy 500 What determines what kind of economy a nation has? A: A nation’s economy is determined by what job a majority of its citizens hold.

  8. Vocabulary100 The time period in American history where factories began to produce goods in mass quantities. A: Industrial Revolution

  9. Vocabulary200 Places where goods are manufactured. A: Factories

  10. Vocabulary 300 Money or wealth used to begin or expand a business. A: Capital

  11. Vocabulary400 Weaving textiles in the home. A: Domestic System

  12. Vocabulary 500 Mass producing textiles in a factory setting. A: Factory System

  13. Industrial People100 Who invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts? A: Eli Whitney

  14. Industrial People200 Who invented the light bulb? A: Thomas Edison

  15. Industrial People300 Who owned a dominating steel company? A: Andrew Carnegie

  16. Industrial People400 Who owned a dominating oil company? A: John Rockefeller

  17. Industrial People500 Who invented the first telegraph? A: Samuel Morse

  18. Railroads100 What kind of power drove railroads in the 1800s? A: Steam

  19. Railroads200 Thanks to the railroads, we have time zones. How many time zones are there in the continental United States? A: FOUR

  20. Railroads300 How did the railroads increase the need for steel? A: tracks, engines, etc.

  21. Railroads400 What PA city is known as the steel city? A: Pittsburgh

  22. Railroads500 What new form of transportation made it possible to ship goods faster and farther? A: Railroads

  23. Service/Manufacturing100 Teacher A: Service

  24. Service/Manufacturing200 Waitress A: Service

  25. Service/Manufacturing300 Mechanic A: Service

  26. Service/Manufacturing400 Car Assembly Line Worker A: Manufacturing

  27. Service/Manufacturing500 Fast Food Cook A: Manufacturing

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