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Chapter 19 Industrial Age
Car Producer
Representing workers to management
Chapter 19 Industrial Age
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Tycoons, Industry and a new America
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Representing workers to management
Court Cases
Collective bargaining
Union deals
Arbitration
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Car Producer
Rockefeller
Ford
Vanderbilt
Carnegie
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Group of workers of the same skill representation
Trade Unions
Factory Club
Collective bargaining
Industrial representative
4
Railroad Barren of Northeast
Rockefeller
Ford
Vanderbilt
Carnegie
5
Land space and its natural resources
Mining
1st factor of production
2nd factor of production
3rd factor of production
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Being produced in huge quantities
Oil
Mass Production
Steel
Industrial Production
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Steel Producer
Rockefeller
Ford
Carnegie
Vanderbilt
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First inexpensive car
Ford Ranger
Model A
Ferrari
Model T
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Main reason Detroit imports so much steel
Knives
Highway
Bridges
Cars
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What did the Sherman Antitrust Act
Stopped Oil Production
Broke up monopolies
Broke up Banks
Stopped Steel Production
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What does AFL stand for
America's Funniest Lines
American Football League
Association of Foreign Labor
American Federation of Labor
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Who was Involved in the Pullman Strikes
Carnegie and the Pinkertons
Rockefeller and the Pinkertons
Vanderbilt and the National Guard
Ford and the National guard
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Oil Producer
Ford
J.P Morgan
Carnegie
Rockefeller
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Worked in place of strikers
Illegal Immigrants
Legal Immigrants
Pinkertons
Strike Breakers
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Buying a percentage of the company
Partner
Shark Tank
Horizontal Integration
Stock
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Vertical Integration
Buying all of the same Industry
Assembly lines
Elevators
Buying every industry needed to make final product
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Money, tools, machines, and buildings are...
1st factor of production
items
3rd factor of production
2nd factor of production
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A long line of workers to make a certain item
Assembly line
Factory
Bakery
Union
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Owners of Railroads
US Govt
Vanderbilt
Conductors
Railroad Barons
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Being the only company
Union
Monocle
Walmart
Monopoly
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Dividing the businesses up between rail companies
Districts
Divisions
Pools
Regionalism
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Horizontal Integration
Assembly Lines
Buying all of the same Industry
Buying All industries needed for final Product
Conveyor Belts
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workers and people make up this factor
3rd factor of production
4th factor of Production
2nd factor of production
1st factor of production
