work stoppageintended to forcean employer torespond to workerdemandsfirst unionestablished,1869, originallya secretfraternal orderfederation ofdifferentunions,began in1886strike over wagecuts/layoffs thatled to the fed govbeing called in tostop the strike1890 law thatattempted topreventcreation ofmonopoliessteelrobberbaronunited country,built by centralpacific and unionpacific, met atpromontory point,utahwhen acompany hascompletecontrol over aproduct/serviceoilrobberbaron12 hour days for6-7 days perweek, unsafe,dirty, low wages,children workinglarger pools ofcapital, widergeographic span,broader range ofoperations, revisedrole of ownership,new managementmethodsbanking/financerobber baronrailroadstrike overcuts inworkers'wagesassociation ofworkers whojoined togetherto protect workerwelfaremechanizedreaper / steelplow /barbed wire /windmillslocking workersout of the factoryuntil they agree togive in tomanagement'sdemandshad >1000patents(includingthe lightbulb)attempt for fedgov to be able tosupervise,regulate railroadcompaniediscussionsheld betweenworkers andemployers overworkingconditionsbook by carnegiearguing thatwealthy have anobligation to giveback to societyeconomydoes betterwithoutgovernmentinterferenceinventedtelephoneencouraging peopleto not buy/use acompany productuntil the companygives in to workerdeamdnsarrangement ofequipment andworkers so workpasses in a directline until product iscompletework stoppageintended to forcean employer torespond to workerdemandsfirst unionestablished,1869, originallya secretfraternal orderfederation ofdifferentunions,began in1886strike over wagecuts/layoffs thatled to the fed govbeing called in tostop the strike1890 law thatattempted topreventcreation ofmonopoliessteelrobberbaronunited country,built by centralpacific and unionpacific, met atpromontory point,utahwhen acompany hascompletecontrol over aproduct/serviceoilrobberbaron12 hour days for6-7 days perweek, unsafe,dirty, low wages,children workinglarger pools ofcapital, widergeographic span,broader range ofoperations, revisedrole of ownership,new managementmethodsbanking/financerobber baronrailroadstrike overcuts inworkers'wagesassociation ofworkers whojoined togetherto protect workerwelfaremechanizedreaper / steelplow /barbed wire /windmillslocking workersout of the factoryuntil they agree togive in tomanagement'sdemandshad >1000patents(includingthe lightbulb)attempt for fedgov to be able tosupervise,regulate railroadcompaniediscussionsheld betweenworkers andemployers overworkingconditionsbook by carnegiearguing thatwealthy have anobligation to giveback to societyeconomydoes betterwithoutgovernmentinterferenceinventedtelephoneencouraging peopleto not buy/use acompany productuntil the companygives in to workerdeamdnsarrangement ofequipment andworkers so workpasses in a directline until product iscomplete

industrial revolution - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. work stoppage intended to force an employer to respond to worker demands
  2. first union established, 1869, originally a secret fraternal order
  3. federation of different unions, began in 1886
  4. strike over wage cuts/layoffs that led to the fed gov being called in to stop the strike
  5. 1890 law that attempted to prevent creation of monopolies
  6. steel robber baron
  7. united country, built by central pacific and union pacific, met at promontory point, utah
  8. when a company has complete control over a product/service
  9. oil robber baron
  10. 12 hour days for 6-7 days per week, unsafe, dirty, low wages, children working
  11. larger pools of capital, wider geographic span, broader range of operations, revised role of ownership, new management methods
  12. banking/finance robber baron
  13. railroad strike over cuts in workers' wages
  14. association of workers who joined together to protect worker welfare
  15. mechanized reaper / steel plow / barbed wire / windmills
  16. locking workers out of the factory until they agree to give in to management's demands
  17. had >1000 patents (including the light bulb)
  18. attempt for fed gov to be able to supervise, regulate railroad companie
  19. discussions held between workers and employers over working conditions
  20. book by carnegie arguing that wealthy have an obligation to give back to society
  21. economy does better without government interference
  22. invented telephone
  23. encouraging people to not buy/use a company product until the company gives in to worker deamdns
  24. arrangement of equipment and workers so work passes in a direct line until product is complete