| A | B |
| Manufacture | make goods in large quantities by machinery |
| Mass production | making large quantities quickly and cheaply |
| Laissez-faire | Idea that government should let business alone |
| Industrialization | growth of industry |
| Corporation | business owned by investors who buy shares of stock |
| Stock | shares in a corporation |
| Dividends | payment to stockholders from a company's profits |
| Monopoly | company that completely controls the market for an industry |
| Rebates | Discount on services or merchandise |
| Strike | Refusal by union workers to do their job until their demands are met |
| Scabs | people who break the strike |
| Labor Union | workers who join together for better working conditions |
| capital | money |
| Vertical Integration | controlling all the steps to change raw materials into finished products |
| Trust | group of corportations run by a singe board of directors |
| Consolidate | combine |