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History Chapter 6

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Industrial Age1870 - 1900 US Leadijng Industrial Power in the World
Black GoldOil
Edwin Drakeused a steam engine to drill for oil.
Besssemer ProcessInjecting Air into molten iron to make steel.
Uses for SteelSkyscrappers, railroads, bridges.
Thomas Alva EdisonPatented light bulb
Christopher SholesInvented the typewritter.
Alexander Graham BellInvented the telephone
Telephone and typewritterAffected office work created jobs for women.
Transcontinental RailroadCentral Pacific and Union Pacific lines met in Promontory Utah.
George PullmanBuilt sleepers and other railroad cars.
Munn v. IllinoisStates won the right to regulate RR to benefit farmers and consumers.
Interstate Commerce ActEstablished right of gov. to supervise RR.
ICC5 member Interstate Commerce Act to regulare RR.
Andrew CarnegieHis compnay produced the largest portion of US steel.
Vertical IntegrationProcess of buying out suppliers to control raw materials.
Horizontal IntegrationGaining control over suppliers to limit competition.
Social DarwinismApplying the theory of survival of the fittest to businesses.
John D. RockefellerUsed a trust to gain control of the oil industry.
Robber BarronsCarnegie, Morgan, Rockefeller
Sherman Antitrust ActMade it illegal to form a trust.
National Labor UnionFormed by Ironworkers.
Labor Union IssuesSafety, Wages, 8 hr. day, equal pay, child labor.
Samuel Gompersled the Cigar Makers Internationl Union
American Federation of LaborLed by Gompers focused on collective bargaining.
Eugene DebsLabor leader for skilled and unskilled workers
Industrial Workers of the WorldCalled "Wobblies" Miners, lumbermen, dock workers
Haymarket AffairStrike scene where a bomb was used. Turned public against unions.
Homestead StrikeAgainst Carnegie Steel - Nat'l Guard called in.
Pullman Company StrikeCompany laid off workers and cut pay; didn't cut cost of rent.
Mary Harris JonesUnited Mine Workers of America leader.
Triangle Shirtwaist FactoryLack of fire safety equipment led to many deaths - unsafe conditions.


Teacher
Vinton High School
Vinton, TX

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