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Knowledge Check - Early America Units 1, 2, & 3

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Answer the questions about Units 1, 2, & 3 and advance around the baseball diamond.

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Created Date 10.04.23
Last Updated 10.06.23
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  • He was a railroad tycoon who created the first railroad empire. Like Carnegie, he came from humble beginnings.
  • This is a French term for "newly rich" - a group of wealthy people who worked to gain their millions.
  • First president to be assassinated in office.
  • This group was made up of railroad tycoons who funded the Central Pacific Railroad and help build the Transcontintal Railroad across America.
  • Newspaper journalists who wrote stories about poverty, corruption, and shady business deals during the Industrial Revolution. They helped expose many government scandals.
  • He became the president of the Confederacy States of America. He was even more popular than Abraham Lincoln.
  • This person had a town in Massachusetts named after him because he created a huge textile factory there in 1814. Many young ladies worked in his factories.
  • He designed the Transcontinental Railroad in 1859, and was the founder of the Central Pacific Railroad.
  • He was the general for the Union Army during the Civil War, and the victor at the Battle of Appamattox.
  • This is a nicer name for the Robber Barons.
  • These men in government felt slavery was morally wrong, and that the South had to pay for this sin once the Civil War was over.
  • He was raised in a poor Scottish family, but became one of the Captains of Industry in the steel business. He was also a well-known philanthropist.
  • Jim Crow was not a real person, but a stereotype of black Americans. White actors would play him using this make-up technique.
  • A wealthy person who donates large amounts of money to charitable causes. Andrew Carnegie and John D Rockefeller were examples.
  • He was a man who was a 1/8 Black American. He was forcibly removed from a segregated train car and arrested. The law case that bears his name created the "separate but equal" concept in post-war America.
  • Most people would say they are members of this social class that rose up during the Industrial Revolution. Especially those that own a home, a car, and can pay their bills.
  • This class of people worked in factories, and were made up of poor immigrants, people from farms, and children.
  • He improved Thomas Newcomen's steam engine invention in 1776. When we think of steam engines, his name usually comes to mind.
  • Another name for the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.
  • Which list of words best describes what the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments did?