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Bird-Chapt 3 Ind Age

Bird Social studies Chapter 3: Industrial Age: Pg 57

Term Definition
Robber Barons Negative, low wages, bad working conditions
Captains of industry posotive, jobs/ money, new products
National Rail system create a standard gauge, same sized track
Rebate to give costumers money back for them to buy your products
pools breaks the spitit of competition, cheating the costumer with set prices between companies
Field transatlantic cable, connect to europe
Bell 1876-
patents right to an owner to own an idea/ invention
Edison "Wizard of menlo park", light bulb/ electricity
entrepreneur someone who starts a buisness
proprietorship make $, work easier, rules
corporations raise money by selling shares of their company called (stocks)
Telegraph/morse code wires, congress built/ payed for wires through the U.S Balt-DC
Andrew Carnegie/ Bessemer process manufacture steel
Jhon D Rockefeller imperfections gone/ mass produce oil
Drake multi million $ oil company
sole proprietor owner of a buisness , $, Hours
corporation owned by shareholders, buy stocks
bessemer process (h/c) hot air to burn flames as more than 2000 degrees , imperfections gone, mass produce
philanthropist use of private money for public good (schools, libraries, universities)
Sherman anti trust act against monopolies/ big buisnesses
sweatshops crowded, dangerous, work place
Labour unions illeagle, fight to have better conditions
AFL/American Federation of Labour 1886, looked to collectively bargain- speaking for everyone, one person speak for all workers to improve working conditions
Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire -fire on 8th floor -owners left and went to safety from roof -fire escape too weak -fire water bucket not filled -locked doors, owners had the key -fire department came- ladders too short, nets too weak, -146 ppl died -NYS factory safety
sullivan hoey act sprinklers, fire safety gadgets
pickett stand/march infront of factories to try to get others to see a probelm
homestead strike-carnegie -Henry frick- work harder for no more money -accidents increase/ Frick said wages stay the same -workers strike and block the scabs (2000 workers) Frick hires pinkertons 9 workers die + government sides with Carnegie
Pullman Strike 1898, sleeping car-Chicago -have to work to live on campus -took rent out of wages, raised rent but not wages -wages-too tough, went on strike- Police sided with Pullman-concrete
Laisezz Faire "Hands off Government" Governmet wasn't allowed to get involved with buisnesses.
Captialism an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit.
consolidation a large company buys a smaller one
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