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Abeka 3rd Grade History ch. 29-32

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  • What was the name of Mr. Bell's assistant?
    Thomas Watson
  • What three needs did Mr. Edison's new building provide?
    A laboratory, a home for himself, and a boarding house for his workers.
  • After the Civil War, where did Booker's mother take the children?
    Malden, West Virginia, to live together with her husband
  • A bridge across the East River that connects Brooklyn and Manhattan, New York.
    Brooklyn Bridge
  • What did Emily Roebling recieve at the age of 56?
    A law degree from New York University
  • The woman who helped her husband supervise the building of the Brooklyn Bridge
    Emily Roebling
  • A special license that protects an invention so others cannot copy it
    patent
  • Why was it unusual for Mrs. Roebling to speak to the American Society of Civil Engineers?
    At the time, women did not give speeches in public.
  • What Native American language did Alexander Graham Bell write that had only been a spoken language before?
    Mohawk language
  • When Mr. Edison had to try more than 10,000 experiments before he was satisfied with his invention of the batter, what did he say?
    He had not failed; he had just found 10,000 ways that would not work.
  • A school for training teachers
    normal school
  • The true story of a person's life written by that person himself
    autobiography
  • Emily Roebling' brother, Gouverneur, paid for her to go to what?
    a special girls' school
  • Why did Alexander's father decide to move his family to Canada?
    The air in London was bad/unhealthy
  • A method of teaching the deaf how to speak
    Visible speech
  • Why did Booker need to choose a last name?
    Slaves were not given last names
  • The school in Virginia which Booker attended
    Hampton Institute
  • The town which asked for a man to begin a school for black students
    Tuskegee, Alabama
  • A message sent across a wire using electricity
    Telegraph
  • Founder of the Tuskegee Institute
    Booker T. Washington
  • Who made the first moving pictures, or movies?
    Thomas Edison
  • Famous inventor of the phonograph, motion picture camera, and battery.
    Thomas Alva Edison
  • What did the American Society of Civil Engineers realize when Mrs. Roebling spoke to them?
    Her knowledge of engineering was amazing
  • What did Booker do when he went back to Malden?
    Teach his friends, neighbors, and family the better way of living he had learned at Hampton.
  • Why did light bulbs need improvements?
    They started fires and they didn't stay lit very long
  • The inventor of Morse Code
    Samuel Morse
  • A type of voice recorder invented by Thomas Edison. It was his favorite invention.
    phonograph
  • How would Mr. Bell's invention of the telephone change the way people communicated?
    A person's actual voice could be sent and heard by wire
  • Who said "Nothing ever comes to one, that is worth having, except as a result of hard work."
    Booker T. Washington
  • According to Booker T. Washington, who are the happiest people?
    Those who do the most for others
  • Why didn't John Roebling finish the bridge himself?
    He died from an accident on the bridge
  • On the Brooklyn side of the bridge a ........... honors Emily and her important part in building the bridge.
    plaque
  • Mr. Bell invented the vacuum jacket. What did it do?
    Helped people with weak lungs
  • How did Booker T. Washington want the students to feel about their work?
    Be proud of it; love it instead of running from it.
  • What did Mr. Bell invent that was the first kind of x-ray machine?
    metal detector
  • What two things did he start when he got back home?
    School and Sunday School
  • Thomas Edison's first laboratory in New Jersey
    Menlo Park
  • How was Mr. Roebling able to see the bridge construction from home?
    With a telescope
  • What was Emily determined to do?
    Help her husband stay in charge.
  • What special gift did Booker's mother give to him?
    Noah Webster's Blue-Backed Speller
  • Why was Alexander's family so interested in helping the deaf?
    His mother was mostly deaf
  • Besides reading and writing, what things did Booker T. Washington teach the people of Malden?
    Better ways to plant gardens, how to repair your cabins.
  • Famous teacher of the deaf; inventor of the telephone.
    Alexander Graham Bell
  • What is a person who designs and builds structures?
    engineer
  • Instead of inventing a new kind of telegraph machine, what did he invent?
    The first telephone
  • Mr. Bell's machine used for hearing tests
    audiometer
  • What is a skilled laborer who agrees to complete a job for pay?
    contractor
  • What did Mr. Edison do to improve the lightbulb?
    Found the right materials to light the bulbs so they would last longer.
  • What was the first thing recorded on the phonograph?
    Mary Had a Little Lamb
  • Which invention brought Thomas Edison the most success?
    The battery
  • How many years did it take to build the Brooklyn Bridge?
    14 years
  • Washington's students not only built their own buildings. What else did they do?
    sold the bricks to the townspeople
  • Who was originally hired to build the Brooklyn Bridge?
    Washington Roeblings father, John Roebling
  • Who was the first person to ride across Brooklyn Bridge?
    Emily Roebling
  • A system of dots and dashes that represent letters of the alphabet
    Morse Code
  • Where was the first Christmas light display?
    Menlo Park
  • Why did Mr. Bell need a patent?
    To protect his design from being copied by others