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Penny farthing relation
A farthing was 1/4 of a penny.
What is a monopoly
A company that controls an entire industry
How did the industrial revolution change working conditions for people
There was very little need for skilled labor
How did the Industrial Revolution change the lives of working people
Machines took over many jobs.
How did railroad technology affect young people
More young people traveled to the city to get jobs.
Why did working people get five-day work weeks
Labor leaders and organizations had the power to demand it.
Why did chinese workers first come to america
To build railroads
What did catalogs from companies such as Sears and Roebuck do
Allowed rural families to become consumers
Catalogs from big named stores give customers a chance to shop from home. When ordering from a catalog you can have the stuff shipped to your home.
What were large apartment building that were often loud dirty and crowded called
Large apartment buildings that were often loud, dirty, and crowded were called tenements.
The right to use an invention as granted by the government is called
a patent
What inclusion of in a speech allows a speaker to refer to concepts audiences already know and have feelings about
themes
What problem was caused by the slaughter house cases
Businesses had rights but no responsibilities
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