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9/30.26

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An effect of westward expansion on Native Americans was... They were forced to move to reservations,they came into conflict with armies, their food source was reduced
The transcontinental railroad was built by a single railroad company (T or F) false
what is the U.S. economic system called capitalism OR free market
Mass production leas to cheaper goods (T or F) true
Which statement is true about corporations They sell stock to raise money, they are owned by investors, they have a large growth potential
Which of the following is a positive result of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire People demanded better safety for workers
Henry Ford was the first person to use an assembly line (T or F) False
Why were labor unions formed to increase pay, to improve working conditions
What group of people would NOT support labor unions Factory owners
This law encouraged westward movement Homestead Act, Pacific Railroad Act
Laissez fair means more government regulation of businesses (T or F) False
What group of people would support laissez faire businesss owners
what is the main criticism of monopolies and trusts (big business) They increase prices, they reduce competition
why do people buy stock in a company to make money
what did the Sherman anti-trust act attempt to regulate big businesses
What obstacle did farmers in the great plains face drought, breaking through sod, high railroad prices
How did farmers try to improve their conditions created the national grange, joined the populist party
Which group of people felt that the assembly line work was repetitive and boring Factory worker
Why were big business owners sometimes called "robber barons" Because they used unfair methods to gain profits
Who was used as cheap labor children, immigrants, woman
Which of the following is true about Henry Ford He made cars more affordable, He raised workers' wages, He was the first to use the assembly line to make cars.
Which of the following caused the other three industrialization
Why were the early 1900s nicknamed the "Gilded Age" by Mark Twain To show the extremes of wealth
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