US History - Jones		Chapter 9		Name:

1. Second Industrial Revolution (304)

2. Edwin Drake and what he did (305)

3. Horatio Alger (305)

4. Entrepreneur (305)

5. Tell how laissez-faire relates to protective tariffs (306)

6. Thomas Edison (306)

7. George Westinghouse (306-308)

8. Alexander Graham Bell (307)

9. Bessemer Process and its impact (307) 

10. Granville Woods (308)

11. Impact of time zones (308)

12. Several examples of the impact of mass production on America (308)

13. Impact of mechanization on farm life (310)

14. Corporation: function and advantages (311-312)

15. J.P. Morgan (312)

16. Cornelius Vanderbilt (312)

17. Monopoly (312)

18. Cartel (312)

19. John D. Rockefeller (312)

20. Horizontal Integration (313)

21. Trust (313)

22. Andrew Carnegie (313)

23. Vertical Integration (313)

24. Robber Baron (314)

25. Captain of Industry (314-315)

26. Social Darwinism (315)

27. Interstate Commerce Commission (316)

28. Sherman Antitrust Act: what it was intended for and how it was actually used at first (316)

29. Describe factory and sweatshop work and working conditions (318-319)

30. Impact of child labor (319)

31. Tell how company towns lead to “wage slavery (319)

32. Collective Bargaining (321)

33. Socialism: its creator and its impact on the labor movement (321)

34. Knights of Labor: what they were; their greatest leader; and who could join (321)

35. American Federation of Labor: what they were; greatest leader; who could join and why (322)

36. Great Railroad Strike of 1877: what happened and what was the impact (322-323)

37. Haymarket Square Riot of 1886: same questions as #36 (322-323)

38. Homestead Strike of 1892: same questions as #36 (323)

39. Pullman Strike of 1893: same questions as #36 (323-325)

40. Eugene V. Debs and the American Railway Union (324-324)

41. The second union Debs became active in and why (325)