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Chapter 20
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Known as "Mother Jones", she was an Irish immigrant dedicated to improving lives of workers
Beverly Johnson Jones
Leland Lewis Jones
Mary Harris Jones
Harriet Stuart Jones
2
The primary reason why workers went on strike in the late 1800s
They wanted to own stocks in the companies they helped build
They wanted to live in inexpensive houses on site
They wanted input in the products they were producing
They wanted better treatment by their employers
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A violent strike that took place in Philadelphia and involved the Pinkerton detectives
Haymarket Riot
Homestead Strike
Pullman Strike
Haymarket Strike
4
What were Edison's goals with his inventions?
to have more patents than anyone
to learn more about the laws of nature
to be regarded as a true scientist
to build something that would be useful to people
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Using hot air to take out impurities in smelted steel decreased the time and cost to produce it
Collective bargaining
Bessemer Process
Taylor Treatment
Carnegie Smelting
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The incident escalated after dynamite was launched into a crowd and police fired back (Chicago)
Homestead Strike
Leland Riot
Haymarket Riot
Pullman Strike
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Ownership of businesses involved in
each step
of manufacturing
Monopoly
Horizontal Integration
Collective Bargaining
Vertical integration
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What was significant about Henry Fords car factory?
He could make custom-built vehicles
He purchased materials at low cost
He used an assembly line system
He hired highly skilled workers
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Owning all businesses in a
certain field
Monopoly
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
Collective Bargaining
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Businesses that sell portions of ownership or stock shares
factory
corporation
conglomerate
trust
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Led by Samuel Gompers, it was founded by craft unions
Antitrust Movement
Industrial Tailors Trust
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
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Important businessman who made his fortune in the mining industry
John D Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Leland Stanford
Harold Pullman
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A successful businessman who started an oil-refining company by the age of 21
Leland Stanford
John D. Rockefeller
Samuel Gompers
Andrew Carnegie
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They wanted to protect their interests so they founded the first national labor union
steel workers
tailors
crafters
auto mechanics
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This strike stopped traffic on the railroad lines during a financial depression
Steel Strike
Haymarket Strike
Homestead Strike
Pullman Strike
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He introduced the model T in 1908
Samuel Gompers
Harold Olds
Henry Ford
Nicklaus Benz
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Belief that human beings would succeed in business based on the theory of natural selection
Evolution
Social Darwinism
Fate
Monopoly
18
Crude oil was inexpensively converted into a fuel called
helium
kerosene
sludge
petroleum
19
Exclusive rights to make or sell inventions
copyright
trademark
patent
trust
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They run the day-to-day operations of a corporation
stockholders
labor unions
board of directors
employees
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A law that made it illegal to create monopolies or trusts that restrained trade
Vertical Integration
Horizontal Integration
Collective Bargaining
Sherman Antitrust Act
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A legal arrangement grouping together a number of companies under a single board of directors
company
trust
corporation
conglomerate
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Why was steel more suitable than iron?
easy to smelt
stronger
found in nature
more flexible
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Total ownership of a product or service
coercion
collective bargaining
monopoly
trust
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This factor led to the decline of working conditions in the late 1800s
machines began to replace skilled workers
specialization in jobs decreased
labor unions were organized
collective bargaining was restricted
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Business tycoon who owned much of the steel industry
Leland Stanford
Zachary Taylor
John D Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie