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Rise of Big Business & Labor 1

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Rise of Big Business & Labor 1
 

Froggy Jumps

Rise of Big Business & Labor 1Online version

USHC 3 CO

by Ruby Hallman
1

Which industry was Andrew Carnegie renowned for during the Gilded Age?

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John D. Rockefeller led which major industry?

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What term describes leaders who expanded firms by eliminating competition?

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Which strategy means controlling every step of production?

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What is horizontal integration?

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What did Social Darwinism claim about business?

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Which tactic did employers use to suppress unions?

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Why did labor unions lose public support?

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Which act was aimed at monopolies but used against unions early on? 1890

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What was a common goal of labor unions in this era?

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Why were industrial leaders successful during the Gilded Age?

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Business leaders were called “Captains of Industry” when

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Horizontal integration is best illustrated by:

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How did industrialist justified their creation of monopolies and trusts?

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Hire only union members

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Monopolies

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workers negotiating with employers

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tool used by employers against unions

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How did the Sherman Antitrust Act often backfire in the 1890s?

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“Survival of the fittest”

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A monopoly most directly harms consumers by:

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Best used horizontal consolidation

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forced penal labor

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law protected labor unions

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The federal government often sided with business during strikes because of:

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