US Industrial Revolution

To "leave it alone" or "let it be"

• consumer capitalism

• monopolies

• laissez faire

• mass production

Inventor of the light bulb

• Carnegie

• Vanderbilt

• Rockefeller

• Edison

Owner of Standard Oil and transformed the standard of living in America

• Carnegie

• Rockefeller

• Edison

• Vanderbilt

Owning all of the production, or supply of a product

• Chutes and Ladders

• Trusts

• Monopoly

• None of the above

The process in which steel is made more cheaply

• induction

• osmosis

• bessemer

• forging

An agreement which is made to "keep prices high" and restrict competition

• trusts

• cartel

• social darwinism

• AFL

The belief that people are subject to the same laws of nature such as "survival of the fittest"

• Charles Socialism

• Social Communism

• Social Marxism

• Social Darwinism

Owner of the largest steel company in the United States

• Edison

• Carnegie

• Rockefeller

• Vanderbilt

The elite Industrialists. This is usually from the viewpoint of immigrants or workers that felt exploited.

• Robber Barons

• Captains of Industry

• Laissez Faire

• None of the Above

The industrial elite, usually from the viewpoint of people that benefit from wealthy donations such as museums or college endowments.

• Robber Barons

• Captains of Industry

• Elite Capitalist

• None of the Above