Industry
Notable Fellows
Miscellaneous
100

Combining many firms engaged in the same type of business into one corporation

Horizontal Integration

100

invented the telephone, which revolutionized both business and personal communication.

Alexander Graham Bell

100

the perspective taken by those who felt like economic giants like Rockefeller and Carnegie were harming the working man.

Robber Barons

200

People who risk their own money to organize and run businesses

Entrepreneurs 

200

rags to riches story who made a vast fortune in the steel industry

Andrew Carnegie

200

the perspective taken by those in support of the economic giants like Rockefeller and Carnegie.

Captains of Industry

300

Agreements among companies to keep prices at a certain level were known as

Pools

300

invented the phonograph and worked to perfect the light bulb

Thomas Edison

300

author of the Communist Manifesto

Karl Marx

400

When one business or organization controls all business in an industry and therefore can control prices.

Monopoly 

400

railroad tycoon accused of practicing “insider trading”.

Jay Gould 

400

developed an alternating current system to distribute electricity over long distances using transformers and generators.

George Westinghouse

500

belief that the government should not interfere in the economy. "hands-off" economics

laissez-faire

500

successful and famous investment banker

J.P. Morgan

500

Group which claimed there would be a workers’ revolution in which workers would seize control of the factories and create a socialist society.

Marxists