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THOMASALVAEDISON:this man perfected the incandescent light bulb, he created a system for producing electricity.
ALEXANDERBELL:invented the telephone in 1876, making it easier to communicate and the way for a worldwide communications network.
CHRISTOPHERSHOLES:invented the type writer in 1867 which impacted the world of work making communication even easier.
GEORGEPULLMAN:a factory was built by this man for manufacturing sleepers and other railroad cars on the Illinois Prairie.
SOCIALDARWINISM:this philosophy grew out of the english naturalist's theory of biological evolution.
SCABS:pinkerton agency hired these people to keep the plant operating as well as protecting it.
TRIANGLESHIRTWAISTFACTORY:this place will always forever have history and those of who remember will be reminded on March 25.
INTERSTATECOMMERCEACT:establishes the right of the federal government to oversee railroad activities.
HAYMARKETAFFAIR:workers gathered in chicago to protest police brutality in which a bomb was tossed into the police line.
ANDREWCARNEGIE:controls all factors of production to increase profits and controlled most of the steel industry.
VERTICALINTEGRATION:a process in which suppliers were bought out by carnegie in order to control raw materials and transportation systems.
HORIZONTALINTEGRATION:carnegie attempts to buy out competing steel producers and companies producing similar products merge.
SAMUELGOMPERS:he led the cigar markers international possibly joining with other craft unions in 1886.
JOHNROCKEFELLER:reaped huge profits by paying his employees extremely low wages and driving his competitors out of business.
BESSEMERPROCESS:a cheap and efficient way to process steel producing it to be stronger,lighter,and more flexible.
EDWINDRAKE:in 1859 he used a steam engine to drill for oil and removing oil from beneath the earth's surface became pratical.
CREDITMOBILIER:stock holders in the union pacific railroad formed, in 1864 a construction company.
Chapter 14 A New Industrial Age
this man perfected the incandescent light bulb, he created a system for producing electricity.
invented the telephone in 1876, making it easier to communicate and the way for a worldwide communications network.
invented the type writer in 1867 which impacted the world of work making communication even easier.
a factory was built by this man for manufacturing sleepers and other railroad cars on the Illinois Prairie.
this philosophy grew out of the english naturalist's theory of biological evolution.
pinkerton agency hired these people to keep the plant operating as well as protecting it.
this place will always forever have history and those of who remember will be reminded on March 25.
workers gathered in chicago to protest police brutality in which a bomb was tossed into the police line.
controls all factors of production to increase profits and controlled most of the steel industry.
a process in which suppliers were bought out by carnegie in order to control raw materials and transportation systems.
he led the cigar markers international possibly joining with other craft unions in 1886.
reaped huge profits by paying his employees extremely low wages and driving his competitors out of business.
a cheap and efficient way to process steel producing it to be stronger,lighter,and more flexible.
in 1859 he used a steam engine to drill for oil and removing oil from beneath the earth's surface became pratical.
stock holders in the union pacific railroad formed, in 1864 a construction company.