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Grade 6 Industrialization
In 1896, George Washington Carver became a teacher at which school?
  1. Oberlin
  2. Harvard
  3. Tuskegee
  4. Wilberforce
Grade 6 Industrialization
George Washington Carver invented peanut butter.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 6 Industrialization
The Chicago Fire occurred in which year?
  1. 1850
  2. 1863
  3. 1871
  4. 1898
Grade 6 Industrialization
Which of the following is not a factor that caused the Great Chicago Fire to burn out of control?
  1. many of the buildings and roads were made of wood
  2. looters prevented firefighters from reaching the flames
  3. a drought in the previous months dried out the city
  4. the city waterworks burned down ending the flow of water into the pipes
Grade 6 Industrialization
Alaska was purchased in 1867 from what country?
  1. England
  2. Germany
  3. China
  4. Russia
Grade 6 Industrialization
The Hull House, which was a settlement house, was founded by                
  1. J.P.Morgan
  2. J.D. Rockfeller
  3. Jane Addams
  4. Bill Gates
Grade 6 Industrialization
Who was Samuel Slater?
  1. A Native American explorer
  2. A skilled mechanic who helped industrialize the United States
  3. A Founding Father
  4. The first Secretary of State
Grade 6 Industrialization
Who invented the electrostatic accelerator machine?
  1. Dr. Martin Luther King
  2. Robert van de Graaf
  3. Jesse Owens
  4. Benjamin Franklin
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