Inventors
Monopolists
Vocab
Big Business
Life in Gilded Age
100

Who invented the telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell

100

Famous Banker Monopolist

J.P Morgan

100

Companies or entities that control or dominate a particular industry or market

Monopoly

100

A company with no competition

Monopoly

100
Person primarily responsible for the method of travel for Pioneers during the gilded age was who?

Cornelius Vanderbilt

200

Who invented the Reefer Car?

Gustavus Swift

200

Known as the monopolist of American made steel production.

Andrew Carnegie

200

Political Cartoonist known for his illustrations that exposed corruption and issues of the Gilded Age

Thomas Nast

200

The law was a response to fear that a growing Chinese population would harm the American economy and society.

Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882

200

Factory owners and monopolists appreciated immigrants to America because they were?

Cheap labor

300

Who was the Wizard of Menlo Park?

Thomas Eddison

300

Monopolist of Standard Oil 

John D Rockafeller

300

Continued Expansion of industry and technology that occured in the late 19th century

Second Industrial Revolution

300

When the government has no intereference in business

Laissez Faire 

300

The term used to describe immigrants giving up their identities and culture to create one American Identity.

Melting Pot

400

Who invented the elevator?

Elisha Otis

400

Monopolists used this scientific theory to justify what they did and to explain why they are the best and reason for their success.

Social Darwinism

400

Prejudice against immigrants

Nativism

400

Name of the Labor Union that apposed Frick and Carnegie

Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers

400

What was the method of payment used in Carnegie's factories that Frick wanted to get rid of?

Sliding Scale

500

American Architect known for building skyscrapers.

Daniel Burnham 

500

The Gospel of Wealth preached that you should_____

Give your resources to help society.(Help the poor)

500

Population shift from rural to urban areas

Urbanization

500

Name for the armed group brought in to protect the steel factories in Homestead.

Pinkertons

500

Name for the people that still worked in the steel factories even though the Union was striking

Strike-Breakers