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Big Business
Second Industrial Revolution
Labor And The man
Farmers
Strike
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In this economic system, private businesses run
most industries

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Capitalism

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The government sometimes steps in to help people
that are starting new businesses these people are
called

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Entrepreneurs

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Andrew Carnegie owned every step in the
manufacturing process of making steel this kind
of dominance is called

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Vertical integration

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John D. Rockefeller owned 90 of oil-refining
companies, Standard Oil. this kind of domination
is called

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Horizontal integration

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Which act stated that any attempt to
monopolize.any part of trade or commerce among
the several States was a crime.

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Sherman Antitrust Act

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By blasting hot air through melted iron to
quickly remove waste material steel manufacturing
became quicker and cheaper this new development
was called.

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The Bessemer Process

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What was Ottos invention that help the
advancement of planes and automobiles

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The Gasoline engine

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In 1860 30,000 miles of railroad existed by
1900s there where how many miles of track in
America

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193,000 miles of track in America

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The airplane was first flown by the Wright
brothers in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina on this
date

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December 17th, 1903

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Who invented the telephone four hours after
Alexander Graham Bell.

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Elisha Gray

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Fredrick W. Taylor wrote The principles of
Scientific Management which encouraged managers
in factories to treat workers as part of the
production line rather than

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Individuals

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This was the first National Labor Union

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The Knights of Labor

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This union organized itself into individual
national unions such as miners and iron workers
unions

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American Federation of Labor

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What three problems did the Knights of Labor
fight to change

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Child Labor, eight hour work day, and equal pay
for equal work.

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Who founded the Knights of Labor

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Uriah Stephens

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Farmers blamed these two groups for failing farms
and low crop prices

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Railroads and big business

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This was a social and educational organization
for farmers

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The National Grange

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The Populist Parties main goal was this

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To end the influence of big business

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This republican candidate won the election of 1896

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William McKinley.

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What act did congress pass in 1878 that allowed
limited silver coinage.

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Bland-Allison Act

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When striking Chicago Ironworkers went to protest
the killing of 2 union members from the day
before where did they go?

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Haymarket Square

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What triggered the riot at Haymarket Square

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A Bomb

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Eight of these people, who are opposed to all
forms of government were found to be guilty of
conspiracy in the Haymarket Riot

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Anarchists

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Andrew Carnegies left this manager in charge of
the Homestead Steel Mill, he made the Homestead
Strike into a battle ground.

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Henry Frick

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This strike took place at a railcar factory,
federal troops were called in and the strike
failed.

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The Pullman Strike

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