Rockefeller
This is the name of his famous company
Standard Oil
This is the nickname given to Vanderbilt
The Commodore
This famous car was the main attraction in Fords company
The Model T
This football team is famously named after the steel produced in its area.
Pittsburgh Steelers
This mode of transportation is commonly credited for launching the Industrial Age.
The train/railroad
This is the area where Rockefeller started his company
Cleveland, Ohio
Before the railroad, Vanderbilt worked in the _______ industry
Steamship
What is the name of the system of production that allowed Ford to have his cars built quicker and allowed for him to sell them at a lower price.
The assembly line
Carnegie originally worked in this industry before moving to steel
The railroad industry
This material was used to help build cities up which allowed for more people to live in cities
Steel
This man helped Rockefeller start his company
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt helped create this famous New York City landmark
Grand Central Station
This is the city where ford started his company.
Detroit
Carnegie sold his company to this man for 480 million dollars
JP Morgan
Rockefeller used this mode of transportation to cut the railroad industry out of his business.
The pipeline
This famous New York City destination is named after him.
Rockefeller Center
Vanderbilt helped create and build this famous university in Nashville Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Henry Ford raised wages to this in his factory and allowed for this number of hours of work per day.
5$ an hour and 8 hours a day.
This legendary concert venue was paid for and built by Carnegie in New York City
Carnegie Hall
This famous strike caused by Henry Clay Frick led to the Pinkerton militia clashing with workers.
The Homestead Strike
This act was used to dismantle the Standard Oil Trust
Sherman Anti Trust Act
These railroad was the cause for the war between Vanderbilt, Gould and Fisk
The Erie Railroad
In 1932 Ford introduce the first ______ engine.
V8
This is the name of the essay written by Carnegie where he explained "the moral obligation of the wealthy to give back to the community".
The Gospel of Wealth
These are the two types of ways to create monopolies during this era.
Horizontal Integration and Vertical Integration