

Rise of Corporations
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Amy Bican
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Capitalism and the Rise of Corporations
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Multiple Select
Choose the factors that brought about the growth of American industry.
Factory goods were massed produced
Demands for limits on immigration
An abundance of natural resources
Construction of new railroads and tracks
Treaties with European nations.
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Multiple Select
Which of the three industry led to heavy industrialization in the U.S.?
Steel
Meat Packing
Railroads
Fuel Sources --> petroleum and coal
Sugar
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Open Ended
Thanks to the Industrial Revolution Americans migrated from rural areas to where?...
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Multiple Choice
Last year you talked about capitalism. Which statement most reflects capitalism?
Economic system where the government regulated and controls business.
Economic system where individuals control business and property.
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Capitalism:
AKA: Free Enterprise System where investors take risks to make a profit and consumers are free to choose what they want to buy.
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In capitalism Social Classes become defined.
There are very wealthy individuals making large sums of money and very poor workers being exploited.
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Multiple Choice
Entrepreneurs flourish in a capitalistic system. What do you think the term Entrepreneur means?
Risk takers who use their money and talents to launch new ventures.
Government Regulators of industry.
People who believe in the even distribution of wealth.
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Multiple Choice
Which sounds most like capitalism?
Government is involved in business decisions.
The Government imposes strong regulations on businesses.
Businesses work to make profits by any means possible.
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Multiple Choice
Laissez-Faire (means "allowed to do") What do you think Laissez-Faire Capitalism means?
The government does not interfere in businesses
The government heavily regulates businesses
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Multiple Choice
True or False: If the government does not interfere in businesses, the businesses owners can be as greedy as they want.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is the creator of the "Scrub Daddy" asking from the Sharks?
money
advice
natural resources
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Multiple Choice
The Sharks could best be described as...
inventors
consumers
investors
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Multiple Choice
Was the government involved in who could invest in Scrub Daddy?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
The example of "Scrub Daddy" in Shark Tank is an example of what type of economic system?
Capitalism
Socialism
Communism
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The Rise of Corporations
Big business owned by stockholders/shareholders (investors)
many people pool their money together.
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Corporations
New industries such as coal mines, ironworks, factories and R.R.s were made possible by selling stock
Businesses could invest in large machinery and produce goods cheaper and grew rapidly
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Without government interference Corporations were allowed to grow
Corporations were able to take advantage of workers
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Industrialists
Without government regulations the heads of corporation became some of the wealthiest Americans to ever live.
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Poll
I think the government
Should regulate businesses
Should leave businesses alone.
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Multiple Select
Choose all the statements that are true about the Capitalist Economic System in America during the Second Industrial Revolution.
The government was not involved in business decisions.
The corporations were about taking care of their workers.
The government regulated working conditions
Corporations were able to expand and make vast amounts of wealth.
The government was concerned in distributing wealth equally among Americans
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Multiple Choice
In the economic system of capitalism who controls the resources, money and purchases?
individuals
the government
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Multiple Choice
Corporations are owned by
shareholders
one person
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Multiple Choice
Another term for a shareholder is a
consumer
investor
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Multiple Choice
By forming corporations businesses gained money and as a result they
were unable to grow
grew rapidly
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