Industrialization and Big Business vocabulary

Who created the Standard Oil Trust?

What was the 1st labor union called?

What is a powerful industrialist who uses dishonest means to become wealthy called?

What is a legal body created to hold stock in many companies often in the same industry?

What was the time period called when the U.S. saw a rapid increase in the number of factories?

What is a factory where people work long hours for low wages in dangerous conditions called?

Who was a philanthropist and steel tycoon during the industrialization of the U.S?

Privately owned businesses compete freely in this economic system.

What is a gov't certificate giving an inventor rights to their invention for a period of time?

What were corrupt organizations that bribed people for votes in order to control city gov'ts?

What is the government legislation used to break up trusts?

What is a wealthy and powerful business owner called?

What is a share in a company called?

What is it called when workers refuse to work until their demands are met?

What is a risk taker in business called?

What is a person called who gives away large sums of money to charity called?

What is a business owned by investors called?

Which is an example of a government regulation of business?

Period the U.S had growing wealth, political corruption, masked serious social problems.

What is a company that wipes out its competitors to control an industry called?

Group of workers who negotiate with business owners to obtain more money/better conditions?

What is it called when unions negotiate with management for workers as a group?

What means no government regulation of business?