The document appears to be a game of Jeopardy with questions and answers about various topics related to consumerism such as: the rise of department stores with owners like B.A. Rogers and Macy's; how women began working as store clerks; how railroads helped consumerism by transporting goods; Henry Ford being inspired by meat packing plants for the assembly line; and the rise of advertising and muckraking journalists. The final question asks what three minority species Harry Potter called to fight against the Dark Lord Waldemart.

1. Jeopardy
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Final Jeopardy

2. $100 Question from Problem
What was the man's name
in the problem portion of
the chapter?

3. $100 Answer from Problem
B.A. Rogers

4. $200 Question from Problem
What did B.A. Rogers do that
was significant?

5. $200 Answer from Problem
Opened a new type of
store/department store

6. $300 Question from Problem
What is an example of a store
from this time?

7. $300 Answer from Problem
Macy's

8. $400 Question from Problem
Who took over the store after
B.A. Rogers died?

9. $400 Answer from Problem
His son Thomas

10. $500 Question from Problem
How were these stores
different from the other stores
of their time?

11. $500 Answer from Problem
Wider variety, open later,
one price for all

12. $100 Question from Background
What new position/job in the
consumption world did women
receive?

13. $100 Answer from Background
Store clerks.

14. $200 Question from Background
What three factors
determined the size of a city
before urbanization?

15. $200 Answer from Background
Jobs, fuel, and food.

16. $300 Question from Background
What company created the
first catalogue?

17. $300 Answer from Background
Sears Roebuck & Company

18. $400 Question from Background
What four businesses
thrived during this time
of consumption?

19. $400 Answer from Background
John Wananmaker, Adam
Gimbel, Marshall Field, and
Rowland Macy.

20. $500 Question from Background
How did railroads help
consumerism?

21. $500 Answer from Background
They connected nationally,
they transported hard to
reach goods, and they were
able to reach rural areas.

22. $100 Question from Evidence
How much did a stamp cost in
the early 1900's?

23. $100 Answer from Evidence
A stamp would cost only .02¢

24. $200 Question from Evidence
The application of the internal
combustion engine "sparked"
what to be massively produced
after being shown at the 1900
World Fair?

25. $200 Answer from Evidence
Automobile

26. $300 Question from Evidence
Home machines became
popular because of innovation
and pricing. What kind of
engine is used in a record
player?

27. $300 Answer from Evidence
spring-motors (you wound them up).

28. $400 Question from Evidence
Henry Ford is known for the
assembly line, but what industry
gave him the idea?

29. $400 Answer from Evidence
Meat packing plants. They
had to break down the
carcass of beef animals for
consumption (the dis-
assembly line!).

30. $500 Question from Evidence
Name one of the three theories
discussed that Einstein talked
about in the early 1900's.

31. $500 Answer from Evidence
Special relativity, Brownian
motion or the photoelectric
effect.

32. $100 Question from Questions
What was one thing that the
ads showed for men to buy?

33. $100 Answer from Questions
Smoking jackets,
overcoats, cigars, coats,
gloves, cuff links, or
boots

34. $200 Question from Questions
“Excuse me, do you have
any___________.”

35. $200 Answer from Questions
Grey Poupon

36. $300 Question from Questions
What book did Earnest
Calkins write?

37. $300 Answer from Questions
The Business of Advertising

38. $400 Question from Questions
“Advertising does not simply
display, it ________.”

39. $400 Answer from Questions
Entices

40. $500 Question from Questions
How did Calkins define
advertising?

41. $500 Answer from Questions
Business Imagination

42. $100 Question from Epilogue
The Mall of America is in
Bloomington, Minnesota,
which is a ________ of
the Twin Cities.

43. $100 Answer from Epilogue
Suburb

44. $200 Question from Epilogue
In recent years, this
replaced malls as the
major form of retail.

45. $200 Answer from Epilogue
“Big box” retail

46. $300 Question from Epilogue
Conspicuous consumption
is a term from this critical
theory.

47. $300 Answer from Epilogue
Marxism

48. $400 Question from Epilogue
Journalists who revealed corrupt
practices of businessmen and
other social issues were called
this.

49. $400 Answer from Epilogue
Muckrakers

50. $500 Question from Epilogue
The eyes in the cover art of The
Great Gatsby probably belong to
this character, who represents the
American Dream.

51. $500 Answer from Epilogue
Daisy Buchanan

52. Final Jeopardy
What three minority species did Harry
Potter call to fight with him against the
Dark Lord Waldemart?

53. Final Jeopardy Answer
Giants, muggle-borns,
and mermaids