Ch. 19 The Growth of Industry

In 1903, Orville and Wilbur's new invention "took off". It was the....

When corporations own businesses involved in each step of the manufacturing process this is-

When corporations or companies buy out their competitors or drive them out of business this is-

What did Edison discover would make his electric light bulb work?

A 1911 fire killed 146 people in this New York garment factory (mostly young women) called the

The Stock Market is going up over a period of time. It is a __________ Market.

Where Henry Ford put his factory became known as the Automobile Capital of America. It is...

A company can cease being private by becoming a corporation and issuing what?

What occurred to cause the Haymarket Riot?

The inventor of the first car using an internal combustion engine was .....

What banker financier was able to raise the money to purchase Carnegie Steel for $480 Million?

Congress passes a law in 1890 to prevent corporations from forming Trusts or Monopolies called

Standard Oil Company was found to be a monopoly and in violation of the ....

Who introduced mass production very successfully using an assembly line?

This was mass produced from 1908 to 1927 and you could only get it in black. It was the.... 

Where Andrew Carnegie placed his mill made this the Steel capital of America. It is....

What was the process used to produce steel by heating it to 2,500 to 3,000 degrees?

1903 invention successfully tested at Kitty Hawk, NC that allows for faster travel?

Who said, "Watson, come here;  I need you!"

What communication form linked America and Europe in 1858?

The deadly Pennsylvania steel mill strike where 16 people were killed was called the....

Residences, businesses, industry, and transportation use a huge amount of _________ in the U.S.

The Stock Market is going down over a period of time. This is a ____________ Market.

Child Labor, Low Wages, Long Hours, and Unsafe Working Conditions applies to....

In 1881, Samuel Gompers organized what labor union?

Who was responsible for 1,093 patents for inventions including the phonograph?