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Industrialism in U.S

TermDefinition
Henry Bessemer developed a process to make steel stronger and more affordable.
Andrew Carnegie made steel in Pittsburgh, PA. He became one of the richest men in the world.
John D. Rockefeller standard oil Co. controlled 90% of the oil industry - monopoly. One of the richest men in the world.
George Westinghouse Westinghouse Electric Co. -1896. Developed AC ( Alternating Current)
William Randolph Hearst newspaper, owned most of the newspapers in US by 1900- monopoly
Madame C.J. Walker First African American woman to become a millionaire
J.P. Morgan Wealthiest and most powerful banker in the U.S. during the Industrial Age
Natural resources from nature, not made by people. Ex: iron, coal, oil, timber, water.
Human Resources People who work to produce goods and services.
Capital resources tools, machines, (money) that companies use to produce goods and services.
Monopoly when one company has control of an industry
Sweatshop hot, cramped workshops
Triangle Shirtwaist Company a fire broke out and the workers were trapped inside. 150 people died, mostly young women
Lewis Hine led the movement against child labor
labor union organized groups working to gain improved working conditions
Samuel Gompers form the American Federation of Labor (AFL)
strike workers refuse to work to try to force businesses to meet there demands.
Mary Harris Jones helped lead the United Mine Workers in the Appalachian Mountains. She was known as " Mother Jones".
Labor Day created by the labor unions to honer the workers in America
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