| A | B |
|---|
| Henry Ford | Made cars available to the common American via the assembly line |
| Thomas Edison | Over 1,000 patents to his name including the lightbulb, motion-camera and the phonograph |
| John D. Rockefeller | Built an oil empire which later was broken up by the US government |
| Philanthropy | Giving money or land to charitable causes |
| Anti-Trust Laws | Designed to improve competition in US business |
| "...Congress shall promote the progress of science and the useful arts" | Article 1, section 8 - US Constitution |
| Early automobiles used... | steam power - even black powder |
| A name for early cars | The Horseless Carriage |
| USPTO | United States Patent and Trade Office |
| Copyright | Like a patent, but for intellectual property |
| The first step for inventors! | Identify a need |
| Supply goes up | Price goes down |
| Demand rises | price rises |
| Supply and demand | Affect the price of a product |
| Henry Ford's 1st profession | Farmer |
| Patent | Guarantees the inventor exclusive rights for 17 years |
| The price of a Ford Model T | $500.00 |
