Purifying Iron, Resulting In Strong, Lightweight Steel Chapter 6 Quiz
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The Quiz for Chapter 6
- 1.A method for purifying iron, resulting in strong, lightweight steel
- A.
Bessemer Process
- B.
Iron to Steel Method
- C.
Fordification
- D.
Iron Smelting
- 2.Inventor of the Light Bulb
- A.
Thomas Edison
- B.
Orville Wright
- C.
Thomas Morse
- D.
Mark Twain
- 3.A person who invests money in a product or enterprise to make a profit
- A.
Entrepreneur
- B.
Carpetbagger
- C.
Lone Ranger
- D.
Capitalist
- 4.A system for turning out large numbers of products quickly and inexpensively
- A.
Mass Production
- B.
Assistance Line
- C.
Micro Management
- D.
Over Load Working
- 5.A tax that makes imported goods more costly than those made locally
- A.
Protective Tariff
- B.
Domestic Tax
- C.
Local Revenue Fee
- D.
Reverse Import Tax
- 6.A system in which businesses operate under minimal government regulation
- A.
Laissez Faire
- B.
Socialism
- C.
Communism
- D.
The French
- 7.________ suggested that those who had great wealth were entitled to it
- A.
Social Darwinism
- B.
Andrew Carnegie
- C.
Poor Americans
- D.
Abraham Lincoln
- 8.________was an oil tycoon who used horizontal integration to increase profits
- A.
John D Rockefeller
- B.
Andrew Carnegie
- C.
Bill Gates
- D.
J P Morgan
- 9.In a(n) __________a number of people share the ownership of a business.
- A.
Corporation
- B.
Small Business
- C.
Government
- D.
Apprenticeship
- 10.The _________outlawed any trust that operated “in restraint of trade in 1890.
- A.
Sherman Anti Trust Act
- B.
Clayton Anti Trust Act
- C.
Non Trade Agreement
- D.
President William Henry Harrison
- 11.Steel tycoon ___________established libraries in part to help the disadvantaged rise in society.
- A.
Andrew Carnegie
- B.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
- C.
Henry Ford
- D.
Thomas Edison
- 12.A corporation that gains complete control of a product or a service is a ___________
- A.
Monopoly
- B.
Competitor
- C.
Cheater
- D.
Business
- 13.Workers negotiating as a group for better wages or working conditions
- A.
Collective Bargaining
- B.
Early Research
- C.
Unionizing
- D.
Reverse Psychology
- 14.Leader of the American Railway Union and cofounder of the IWW
- A.
Eugene V Debs
- B.
Oscar T Grouch
- C.
William Waterbury
- D.
John D Rockefeller
- 15.Labor union that included all workers of any trade
- A.
Knights of Labor
- B.
International Workers of the World
- C.
Automobile Union
- D.
American Workers Union
- 16.Labor union of skilled workers from small craft unions
- A.
American Federation of Labor
- B.
Knights of Labor
- C.
International Workers of the World
- D.
American Workers Union
- 17.A nationwide strike of railway workers in 1894
- A.
Pullman Strike
- B.
Haymarket Strike
- C.
Chicago Strike
- D.
Baseball Strike
- 18.An economic and political philosophy favoring public control of property and income
- A.
Socialism
- B.
Capitalism
- C.
Americanism
- D.
Friendlyism
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