Big Business

Which is NOT a tactic used by workers to get their demands from employers

Business structure in which one company controls that product/service

Owners did all the following to prevent unions forming at their business EXCEPT

During most strikes, the government sided with

Economic system that GOVERNMENT makes all decisions, often takes freedoms away from citizens

Which union accepted all workers and all people?

Carnegie Steel was which type of monopoly-owned all aspects of the steel industry

Which union was more concerned with getting labor reform (laws)

Person who discovered oil in Pennsylvania

Which state was home of Carnegie Steel, discovery of oil, Homestead and Great Railroad strikes

The group Henry Frick used to "break up strike" at Homestead --increasing violence/death

Economic system in which individuals make all the decisions and seek to earn a profit

Who was the "Commodore" of the shipping industry (both ship & railroad)

Industrialists who were negatively viewed as destroying competition and mistreating workers

The United States is

Who was the leader of the American Federation of Labor?

Which Men Who Built America is your favorite?

Which innovation extended the number of hours in a day that Americans could work and play?

What was the reason for the Haymarket Riot?

Industrialists who were viewed as positive figures improving life, providing work & products

Process that increased steel production

T/F: Carnegie believed that the wealthy should donate their money to improve society

Industrialist who mentored Carnegie, his company was destroyed during the Great Railroad Strike

Which union only allowed skilled workers--it was a 'craft union'

According to Social Darwinism and Laissez-Faire, the government should

Industrialist who monopolized the oil industry

Prior to the 1850, which of the following activities could a citizen NOT do?

T/F: The Great Railroad Strike showed the power of workers, increased unions/strikes

Theory that promotes LIMITED intervention of government in business affairs!

Which union was more likely to use "striking" as a tactic

Who was the leader of the Knights of Labor

Standard Oil was which type of monopoly--bought out all other refineries

T/F: The President of the United States intervened to break up strikes

Which strike occurred against Carnegie Steel

Industrialist who monopolized the steel industry