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5. Question 1-100 A process in which a company buys all aspects of making a product from beginning to end.

6. Vertical Integration

7. Question 1-200 This is a process where a company buys similar companies that create or produce the same types of goods.

8. Horizontal Integration

9. Question 1-300 Costs that occur when running a company, such as paying wages, shipping charges, buying material, etc.

10. Operating Costs

11. Question 1-400 A process in which one person manages other people’s property for financial gain.

12. Trust

13. Question 1-500 A company that does not produce anything itself but merely owns stock in companies that produce goods.

14. Holding Company

15. Question 2-100 A person who uses dishonest or exploitive business tactics to create wealth.

16. Robber Baron

17. Question 2-200 A person who is benevolent and charitable with their money.

18. Philanthropist

19. Question 2-300 Controlled the largest Oil company in the United States. (Person and Company.)

20. John Rockefeller, Standard Oil

21. Question 2-400 Was the son of a banker who purchased US Steel for $492 Million.

22. J.P. Morgan

23. Question 2-500 This person created US Steel.

24. Andrew Carnegie

25. Question 3-100 This man invented the Incandescent Light Bulb

26. Thomas Edison

27. Question 3-200 This man invented the Telephone.

28. Alexander Graham Bell

29. Question 3-300 This process of making steel increased production and efficiency.

30. Bessemer Process

31. Question 3-400 Thomas Edison’s facility in New Jersey was known as…

32. Menlo Park

33. Question 3-500 These are the two forms of electicity.

34. Alternating Current and Direct Current

35. Question 4-100 Children who sorted through rocks and slate to pick out coal were known as…

36. Breaker Boys

37. Question 4-200 Young women and girls found most found work in…

38. Garment Factories

39. Question 4-300 By 1870 there were how many children working in America? By 1911 there were how many children working in America?

40. 1870: 750,000 1911: 2 Million

41. Question 4-400 John Spargo wrote his 1906 book, _____________ which exposed child labor practices.

42. The Bitter Cry of the Children

43. Question 4-500 This act was passed to protect children by limiting their working hours and establishing an age requirement for jobs.

44. Fair Labor Act of 1938

45. Question 5-100 What were the two major labor unions in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s?

46. Knights of Labor American Federation of Labor

47. Question 5-200 This man founded the American Federation of Labor.

48. Samuel Gompers

49. Question 5-300 This person led the American Railway Union Strike against Pullman Rail Cars.

50. Eugene V. Debs

51. Question 5-400 A riot broke out at the McCormick Harvesting Plant in Chicago where someone threw a bomb killing 7 police officers. Thus the police officers fired on the crowd killing four people.

52. Haymarket Affair

53. Question 5-500 A strike in which Steel Workers fought with Pinkerton Guards hired by Henry Frick and Andrew Carnegie.

54. Homestead Strike

55. Question 6-100 Most of the Railroad workers were from these two countries.

56. Ireland and China (Irish and Chinese)

57. Question 6-200 Native Americans hated the RR because it impeded on their…

58. Hunting Grounds for Buffalo

59. Question 6-300 The two companies that build the Railroad were…

60. Union Pacific and Central Pacific

61. Question 6-400 The Government did what to help build the Railroad?

62. Give Land Grants to Railroad Owners to sell.

63. Question 6-500 Who is the person who first surveyed the land for the Transcontinental Railroad?

64. Theodore Judah