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Industrialism in U.S

TermDefinition
Henry Bessemer developed a process to make steel stronger
Andrew Carnegie Starts to make steel in Pittsburgh PA, became one of the richest men in the world
John D. Rockefeller Standard oil co. controlled 90% of the oil industry
George Westinghouse Westinghouse electric co. developed ac (alternating current)
William Randolph Hearst Developed newspaper business and owned most of the newspapers in the U.S. by 1900
Madame C.J. Walker First African American woman to become a millionaire.
J.P. Morgan Wealthiest and most powerful banker in the U.S.
Natural rescources Made from nature like iron,coal,oil,timber,water
Human rescoures People who make goods and services
Capital rescources tools,machines,money that companies use
Mary Harris Jones helped lead mine workers also known as Mother Jones
Labor Day created by labor unions to honor workers
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