Industrialization and Urbanization
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| Andrew Carnegie shifted from making iron to making __________. | Steel
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| Carnegie sold this iron bridge company and built a plant making steel near ______. | Pittsburgh
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| A man named______ created a furnace that could turn______pounds of iron into steel in a matter of minutes. | Henry Bessemer, 30,000
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| ________became the biggest producer of steel and the richest man in America at that time. | Andrew Carnegie
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| The US became the largest producer of______. | Steel
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| In 1867, Rockefeller bought a _____ in Cleveland, OH. | refinery
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| Rockefeller cut the price of kerosene so low that he_____money. | lost
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| Rockefeller's _______ also lost money and were forced out of business. | competitors
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| Rebates | after a purchase, a payment is given back. Rockefeller made the railroad companies give him rebates on all oil shipped.
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| Trust | a business organization formed with the intent to control an industry.
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| Pooling | independent companies in the railroad industry deciding to share routes and practices.
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| By 1900 the US had one of the highest industrial accident rates. More than _____ were killed. | 20,000
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| ______ people were injured each year in US factories. | 200,000
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| The was no______or benefits to cover workers. | insurance
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| Many women worked in the _____industry. | garment
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| The factories were so hot that they were called _________, and women received half the pay of men. | sweatshops
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| Coal-mining-mule driving | a boy drives a mule and cart out of the mine
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| breaker boy | separates coal fom the slate
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