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Late18thCenturyPpl

A collection of important people in the United States in the late 18th century.

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This industrial giant built one of the first interregional railroad networks with his combination of lines in NY and Midwest. Vanderbilt
Like Vanderbilt, connected lines from Pennsylvania to Midwest. Thomas Scott
The dominant system builder of the Southwest. (person) Jay Gould
He invented the air brake. George Westinghouse
He invented the sleeping car. George Pullman
He drilled the fist sucessful well in Pennsylvania. Edwin Drake
He invented the telephone. Alexander Graham Bell
Developed the electric light. Thomas Edison
Dominated the steel industry, using both horizontal and vertical integration. He is considered the "captain of industry". Andrew Carnegie
He put together the United States Steel and purchased Carnegie steel. JP Morgan
Created Standart Oil-he was an organizer and payed great attention to detail. Rockefeller
Created Marshall Field in Chicago. Wanamaker
Yale Professor who took ideas and applied them to Social Darwinism. "root, hog, or die." William Graham Sumner
Published Progress and Poverty, an attack on the unveven distribution fo wealth. Henry George
Wrote utopia novel Looking Backward, described Future America as completely socialized. Edward Bellamy
Wrote Wealth Against Commonwealth, attacked standard oil. Henry Demarest Lloyd
He believed the economic, social, and political conditions in the U.S. were ideal for a socialistic state. Laurence Gronlund
Founded the National Grange. Oliver Kelley
He led the American Federation of Labor. Samuel Gompers
The 1st persident to use troops for a strike. Hayes
He ran for president 5 times, the Leading Socialist Figure in America. Eugene Debs
This man opened a Manual Training School in St.Louis. Calvin Woodward
This man wrote How the Other Half Lives. Jacob Riis
Pioneer of new skyscrapers. Louis Sullivan
The first popular pugilist, became heavy weight champion. John L. Sullivan
He invented basketball. James Naismith
This man created football. Walter Camp
This man is famous for conduction a vigourous campaign to persuade the poor to abandon their siful ways. Dwight Moody
Founded the society of Christian socialists. D.P. Bliss
He wrote In His Steps. "What would Jesus do?" Charles M. Sheldon
Founded the Hull House. Jane Addams
2 people who denounced the new industrail civilization as leading people to worship money and materialism. Henry Adams Walt Whitman
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