Industrialization / Gilded Age Review

a system a farming and harvesting crops with efficient

the movement of job seekers into the city

a process of quickly and cheaply making steel to manufacture

a process of serialization to increase the shelf life of liquids

Captialism

Liberalism

Communism

Bradyism

communism

capitalist system

socialism

liberalism

Children in recreation and leisure

Industrialization and the assembly line

A company that collaborates with employees to reform laws

Employees who took control of the factories in which they worked

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

The Constitution of America

The Declaration of Independence

Interstate Commerce Commission

Treated their workers with respect

Served in the United States Congress

Made fortunes in the automobile industry

Gave large sums of money to charitable causes

End the use of sweatshops

Promote child labor reform

Restrict the use of open shops

Discourage workers from joining labor unions

nationalized the company

used federal troops to subdue the workers

forced the striking workers to collectively bargain

used federal troops to operate the trains until the strike ended

a powerful Industrialist

a large agricultural landowner

a leader of a large labor union

the head of a large political machine

a business that provides a necessity to the general public

a market situation where there is only a single provider of a good or service

a negotiation by workers as a group with business owners over compensation

an arrangement of similar businesses created to regulate production and control pricing