Industrialization

Henry Ford revolutionized industry by mass producing cars along a conveyor belt using the...

• Monopoly

• Assembly Line

• Social Darwinism

• Big Business

This occurs because of the assembly line; each worker's job is made smaller and simpler leading to faster more efficient production.

• Specialization

• Mass Production

• Assimilation

• Social Darwinism

This person monopolized the steel industry by owning every step of the steel-making, manufacturing, and shipping process.

• John Rockefeller

• J.P. Morgan

• Andrew Carnegie

• Thomas Edison

This person monopolized the oil industry creating the Standard Oil trust. He slashed prices to drive his competition out of business.

• John Rockefeller

• J.P. Morgan

• Andrew Carnegie

• Thomas Edison

Created the first electrical power plant that became a reliable source of energy for other inventions such as the light bulb.

• John Rockefeller

• J.P. Morgan

• Andrew Carnegie

• Thomas Edison

In response to poor working conditions, industry workers...

• Created labor unions

• Migrated south to work on farms

• Migrated west in search of gold

• Started riots

When owners refuse to negotiate, the labor union will stop working out of protest, or _________ in order to force the owners to meet their demands

• Quit

• Strike

• Riot

• None are correct

Government policies assisted the growth of industry through land grants, subsidies, and...

• Specialization

• High tariffs

• Cheap steel

• Urbanization

The Bessemer Process transformed how cities looked, providing a cheaper way to produce...

• Steel

• Oil

• Iron

• Cars

This resource was nicknamed "black gold" because of it's incredible value as fuel and a lubricant for engines.

• Oil

• Steel

• Gold

• Coal