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The Homestead strike/ why did it turn so violent The homestead strike was a big fight between steelworkers and their boss Andrew Carnegie, things got violent when he hired tough guys to stop the strike
Bessemer Process/ Skyscrapers this was a method to keep steel better, it played a big role for structures like skyscrapers
Thomas Alva Edison He was a famous inventor who invented the light bulb
Transcontinental Railroad This was a really long track that was built across america connecting the east and west coast
Pullman Strike/strike this was protested by railroad workers because they did not like their unfair working conditions and this was organized by unions
Andrew Carnigie He was a super rich guy that owned a steel industry and he gave SOOO much money for philanthropy.
John D. Rockefeller He was a super rich guy that owned a oil company called Standard oil
Vertical & Horizontal Integration Vertical Integration is when a company does everything to make a product when horizontal integration is when it grows by joining similar companies.
Captains of Industry this is a term of successful business leaders who had impact in the country's growth.
Robber barons Powerful Businesses leaders that was criticized for their ruthless methods.
Gospel of Wealth this was an idea by Carnigie that wealthy people should use their money for philanthropy.
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