Vocabulary
People/Things/Places
Leaders/People of B.B.
Labor
Unions/Strikes
100

What is quickly producing large amounts of goods?

mass production

100

Who was the inventor that created the phonograph & light bulb?

Thomas Edison

100

Who was the founder of Carnegie Steel?

Andrew Carnegie

100

What is a labor union?

A group of workers that fight for better working conditions

100

Why did most of the public avoid unions and union activities?

They mostly didn't want to be associated with violence. 

200

What is when a worker performs 1 task in manufacturing instead of all?

assembly line

200
Who was the inventor of the telephone? He later opened a large telephone company.

Alexander Graham Bell

200

Who was the founder of the Ford Motor Company? 

Henry Ford

200

What is when workers bargain /discuss conditions with boss?

collective bargaining

200

What is a strike?

When workers stop working in order to gain attention from management/business owners for their fight for better working conditions. 

300

What describes when a company is (often) very large and has little to no competition?

monopoly

300

What was the thing that opened in 1869 that helped to connect the Eastern U.S. with the West?

The Transcontinental Railroad. 

300

Who was the Founder of Standard Oil?

John D. Rockefeller

300

What is a sweatshop?

a factory or workshop, especially in the clothing industry, where manual workers are employed at very low wages for long hours and under poor conditions.

300

What was the strike by McCormack Harvest Co. in Chicago in1886, turned very violent and caused distrust of labor unions?

Haymarket Riot

400
What is horizontal integration?

controlling 1 step of a production process {ex. Rockefeller + Standard Oil]

400
What was the name of the company that had a devastating, deadly fire in March of 1911?
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
400

Who bought Carnegie Steel which later became known as U.S. Steel?

J.P. Morgan

400

Describe the typical working conditions you'd find in a factory during industrialization.

dark, crowded, loud, dangerous, possibly kids working, etc.

400

What was the strike at a Carnegie Steel plant in 1892; violent?

Homestead Strike

500

What is someone who donates money, time, or resources to others in need?

Philanthropist. 

500

what is industrialization? 

the modernization of the United States from the mid/late 1800s to the early 1900's 

with the focus on development of industries, factories, inventions, ideas, and technology which were used to make life easier, cheaper, better, faster, etc. 

500

He first used (but didn't perfect) the use of the assembly line.

Ransom Olds

500

What types of workers did the American Federation of Labor attract? AFL

skilled workers

500

What was the 1894 strike of railroad workers due to cut wages? federal troops were called in to end strike.

Pullman Strike 

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