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Rise of Industry

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Gustavus Swift developed railroad refrigerator cars
Cyrus Field laid a transatlantic telegraph cable; transatlantic telegraph line
Samuel Gompers Leader of the AFL
John D Rockefeller formed the Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Sir Henry Steel A new way of producing stronger steel
Andrew Carnegie Gospel of Wealth
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone
George Eastman invented a small camera
Henry Ford Build the Model T and Assembly line
Edwin Drake petroleum industry
Jam Matzelinger shoe-making machine
George Westinghouse transformers
Cornelius Vanderbilt Railroad Tycoon
Haymarket Riot a bomb was thrown and 11 people died
Homestead Strike union dwindles after this event
JP Morgan purchased steel company from Andrew Carnegie
Trusts Network a group of corporations that united in order to reduce competition and control prices
Monopoly Consolidate a company that controls all production and sales of a product or service
Child Labor 2 million under age of 15; 1 million worked in farming; less pay than adults; laws limited hours and age
3 Railroad or Robber Barons Rockefeller oil; Carnegie steel; Vanderbilt railroad
3 Labor Union Leaders Gompers AFL; Jones ILGWU; Debs Pullman Strike
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