"The Chief Business of America is Business"
This is a business that makes a product or offers a service that can be sold to people.
Industry
He bottled food, most famously ketchup.
Henry J. Heinz
This is made out of soft coal and sand.
Glass
This was and still is a large cement producer.
The Lehigh Valley
This means to combine.
To merge.
This is an industry in which a small amount of goods are sold directly to consumers.
Retail
He founded one of the earliest department stores.
John Wanamaker
This is stronger and lighter than iron, and doesn't rust.
Aluminum
Milton Hershey first opened a candy shop here.
Philadelphia
This is a new item, idea or way of doing things.
Innovation
Something that makes money after expenses have been paid is this.
Profitable
He started one of the first discount stores. Mr. P. liked to hide in the coat rack here.
F. W. Woolworth
This is produced by blowing cold air through melted iron.
Steel
This is a city known for Steel.
Pittsburgh
This is the effort to help people improve their lives.
Philanthropy
This is a group or company that has control over a product and its price.
Monopoly
He created a candy company after failing twice before.
This is made out of water, sand, limestone, and smaller stones.
Concrete
George Westinghouse set up a generator here.
Pittsburgh
These are people who become successful at starting new industries.
Innovators
He was a famous businessman near Pittsburgh.
Andrew Carnegie
He invented both a power generator for electric lights, and airbrakes to stop a train.
George Westinghouse
This is only made out of limestone.
Cement
Elihu Thompson developed a lighting system here.
Philadelphia
This is a country with many colonies and places under its control.
Empire