EOC US History SOL -people review (3)

I worked to increase production by using an assembly line for my automobiles. 

• Henry Ford
• John D. Rockefeller
• Ida D. Wells 
• J.P. Morgan 

I was the industrial leader who made riches in the steel industry. 

• Henry Ford
• Andrew Carnegie 
• Cornelius Vanderbilt 
• John D. Rockefeller 

I was the industrial leader who made riches in banking and finance. I later bought into the steel industry.  

• Samuel Gompers
• Cornelius Vanderbilt
• J.P. Morgan
• Eugene Debs

My wealth came as an industrial leader in oil. 

• Andrew Carnegie
• John D. Rockefeller 
• Cornelius Vanderbilt
• Ida D. Wells 

I was the industrial leader who dominated the railroads. 

• Cornelius Vanderbilt 
• Chris Gardner 
• J. P. Morgan 
• Henry Ford 

As an early civil rights leader, I worked to push Congress to pass federal anti-lynching laws. 

• Booker T Washington 
• Ida D. Wells 
• Woodrow Wilson 
• Samuel Gompers 

As an early civil rights leader, I advocated technical education for African Americans to achieve economic opportunity, then to seek equality. 

• Theodore Roosevelt
• Eugene Debs
• Booker T. Washington 
• William H. Taft 

As one of the founders of the NAACP, I advocated for immediate equality for African Americans and professional education. 

• Samuel Gompers
• John Hay 
• J.P. Morgan 
• W.E.B. Dubois 

As a Progressive, I pressed for "New Freedom" programs. I was the President who wrote the 14 points for a lasting peace after WW1. The U.S. never joined my League of Nations. 

• Mr.Woody
• Woodrow Wilson
• John Hay
• William H. Taft 

I was both a Progressive and Imperialist President. I known for being associated with the "Square Deal" and the Panama Canal. 

• Theodore Roosevelt
• Franklin Roosevelt
• Woodrow Wilson 
• George Bush