Chapter 14 US history review

The 1st "big business" in America, at least in terms of finance, labor relations and management

Which of the following inventions led to more urban growth? 

What was tactic used by business owners who created lists of known union members and not hire?

This theory related to evolution theory and said weaker people will be at bottom of society? 

This is an image of a 

Which events are in order? 

Which law did Congress pass in 1890 to make it illegal to form trusts and monopolies? 

Identify this person who was a railroad tycoon? (hint the Commodore)

Who was the Scottish immigrant who started US Steel? 

Who designed railroad cars that made riding trains comfortable? 

Which of the following was NOT invented by Thomas Edison?

When a trust eliminates it's competition or has complete control of an industry its called

What is the term that means government should keep it's "hands off" business

Which of the following retail stores started as a successful mail order catalog?

What is the labor union founded by Samuel Gompers that consisted of skilled workers? 

What was Samuel Gompers was most noted for helping what movement? 

Why was the building of the Transcontinental railroad so important? 

An individual who owns shares in a corporation is a 

What was the purpose of the Dawes Act(1887) for the Native Americans? 

What is the name of individuals who take the risk and start their own companies? 

Andrew Carnegie gained control of a large % of steel industry be doing all the following EXCEPT

Vertical integration, which was used by Andrew Carnegie involved

Which is the purpose of the Bessemer Process? 

Which of the following strikes took place in Chicago and resulted in a bomb going off? 

The name of the economic system where businesses are controlled by individuals not gov is

Who founded Standard Oil?