Rise of Big Business & Organized Labor

This image is representative of what kind of factory?

Which Labor Organization established Trade Unions for Skilled Workers?

Morgan bought out Carnegie and created the 1st US Company worth?

4' 8 1/2" is the distance between tracks on a _______ Railroad Track?

The Labor Union formed in 1800's led by Powderly.

What was the event depicted here that took place in March 1911?

Which man dominated the oil/petroleum industry?

Which of the following terms IS NOT related to Andrew Carnegie and his business and life?

Who was the leading banker/financier of the late 1800's; buying entire industries, like Carnegie Steel?

Which of these WAS NOT brought about by The Rise of Big Business?

Corporations are owned by?

What was a major effect of Railroad Transportation?

Which of these WAS NOT an effect of Labor Organizations in the late 1800's and early 1900's?

A result of the increase of railroads in the US in the 1800's was?

Where was the Steel Industry centered?

What effect did this event have on working conditions and Organized Labor?

Which family dominated Railroads in the 1800's, after dominating steamships in New York Harbor

Which Scottish Immigrant came to dominate the Steel Industry?

Which invention is this?

The AFL worked to establish _? Enabling representatives to bargain for groups of workers

Which inventor DID NOT make advances in communications and sound in the 1800's?

Which was NOT a goal of either the AFL, KOL, or ILGWU?

George Westinghouse's Airbrake made it possible for?

Which company and person were portrayed here?

Which inventors enabled the US Army to surveil and attack their enemies in WWI from a new perspective?

Who was responsible for designing and building such a luxurious railcar?

Which of these IS NOT attributed to Thomas Edison?

What was Henry Ford's major contribution to American Industry?

Which of these WAS NOT a natural resource that enabled US to become industrial power?

Why was this company portrayed as such a monster?

The consolidated power of Carnegie, Morgan, Vanderbilt, and Rockefeller made Congress pass?

What was the most important effect of Edison's Power Plant?

What was the process used to make stronger yet cheaper steel in the 1800's

Who was blamed for this event, and which Labor Union lost power due to it?

At its peak, Standard Oil controlled about ____% of all Oil in the US?

Which of these is not related to the others?

The rise of big businesses brought about which changes, that revolutionized economy and society

A system of connected rail lines allowing trains to travel farther, faster, cheaper is?

What did Rockefeller NOT DO, that led to him controlling 95% of the Oil Industry?

Railroads used which 2 of these to limit competition and secure the best customers.

Which is not a benefit that JP Morgan and other large banks brought to US Industry?