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Edison |
Edison Electric Light Company, invented incandescant... |
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George Westinghouse |
alternating current and transformers that... |
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Henry Villard & J.P. Morgan |
bought patents in electric lighting companies... |
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Henry Ford |
famous for the first automobiles and their... |
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James Bonsack, James B. Duke |
cigarette-rolling machine, transformed tobacco...Duke... |
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Southern Textile Mills |
new automated looms, hired women and children... |
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Frederick W. Taylor |
made TIME as important as quality in production... |
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Railroad Strikes of 1877 |
unionized railroad workers protesting wage... |
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Knights of Labor |
famous for admitting women, immigrants, blacks,... |
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Haymarket Riot |
Chicago, 1886. McCormick reaper factory,... |
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American Federation of Labor (AFL) |
alliance of national craft unions, 140,000... |
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Samuel Gompers |
immigrant, head of Cigar Makers' Union, pragmatic... |
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Pullman Strike |
Pullman Palace Car Company, 1894. workers... |
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Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) |
strove to unify all laborers and organize...... |
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Pools & Trusts |
pools: business consolidation, agreed amts... |
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Holding Companies |
owned partial or complete interest in other... |
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John D. Rockefeller |
CEO of Standard Oil Company, devised trust... |
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Financiers |
business men devoted to financial organizing... |
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Social Darwinism |
self explanatory |
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Sherman Anti-Trust Act |
made every combination or contract in restraint... |
