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| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Number Events Railroad Form |
| Form Length | 1 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
| Other names | number the events of the railroad era, Illinois, 19th, Pacic |
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DATE |
CHAPTER |
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6 |
RETEACHING ACTIVITY The Age of the Railroads |
SECTION 2 |
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Sequencing
A. Number the events of the Railroad Era below in the order in which they occurred.
_____ 1. U.S. towns establish railroad time.
_____ 2. Congress passes the Interstate Commerce Act.
_____ 3. First transcontinental railroad created.
_____ 4. Pullman car workers launch violent strike.
_____ 5. Farmers form the Grange to address railroad abuses.
_____ 6. MUNN v. ILLINOIS gives states the right to regulate railroads.
_____ 7. Supreme Court rules ICC cannot set maximum railroad rates.
_____ 8. Railroads’ financial problems prompt nationwide economic panic.
Finding Main Ideas |
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B. Choose the word that most accurately completes the sentences below. |
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Chinese |
five |
Granger laws |
four |
Standard Oil |
financial companies |
German |
land grants |
Irish |
1.Recognizing how important railroads were for settling the West, the government made large
___________ to the railroad companies.
2.The Central Pacific Railroad employed thousands of ____________ immigrants, while numerous
________ immigrants worked for the Union Pacific Railroad.
3.Under railroad time, the United States was divided into _______ time zones.
4.Various measures enacted to regulate the railroads were known as __________.
5.By the end of the 19th century, a quarter of the nation’s railroads had been taken over by __________.
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