RiseofBigBusiness SpeedMatch Review Game

RiseofBigBusiness
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This individual was the first to drill for oil

Became Rich through the Steel Industry and Vertical Consolidation

When a company has no competition for the marketing of its product and complete control over a specific Industry

Created the First Suspension Bridge

Those who gave away weath to support charity, museums, universities, and Libraries

This act was meant to break up monopolies and promote free competition in the Market Place

This technological achievement connected the East and West of the Nation, and opened up trade throughout the nation

This Industrial accomplishment became a symbol of American Ingenuity

As a result of harsh working conditions...workers often took action by....?

This famous Banker made his money giving loans to emerging businesses and later created the worlds largest steel Corporation

This term implies business leaders sought to maximize their profits by exploiting their workers to get rich unfairly

The Transcontinental Railroad was completed in what location

What was the general reaction of the Fed. Gov. to early Labor Unions and Strikes

Idea that those with the best business sense are more fit to succeed. Justification for Survival of the Fittest in Capitalism

How did the U.S. encourage Railroads?

Inventer expanded the used of electricity through Alternating current

Thomas Edison is Most Famous for inventing this

The inventor who established the American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Creator of Standard oil, Trusts, and Vertical Consolidation

According to this theory, once one becomes rich they should give money back to benefit humanity

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Description	Match:
The inventor who established the American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Alexander Graham Bell
Creator of Standard oil, Trusts, and Vertical Consolidation	John D. Rockeller
Became Rich through the Steel Industry and Vertical Consolidation	Andrew Carnegie
Created the First Suspension Bridge	Roebling
Inventer expanded the used of electricity through Alternating current	George Westinghouse
Those who gave away weath to support charity, museums, universities, and Libraries	Philanthropists
Idea that those with the best business sense are more fit to succeed. Justification for Survival of the Fittest in Capitalism	Social Darwinism
According to this theory, once one becomes rich they should give money back to benefit humanity	Gospel of Wealth
When a company has no competition for the marketing of its product and complete control over a specific Industry	Monopoly
This term implies business leaders sought to maximize their profits by exploiting their workers to get rich unfairly	Robber Barons
This Industrial accomplishment became a symbol of American Ingenuity	Brooklyn Bridge
What was the general reaction of the Fed. Gov. to early Labor Unions and Strikes	Gov sided with Businesses...usually sent in military to break strike
As a result of harsh working conditions...workers often took action by....?	Striking / Forming Labor Unions
How did the U.S. encourage Railroads?	Giving away Large LAND GRANTS
This act was meant to break up monopolies and promote free competition in the Market Place	Sherman Anti-Trust Act
This famous Banker made his money giving loans to emerging businesses and later created the worlds largest steel Corporation	JP Morgan
Thomas Edison is Most Famous for inventing this	The Light Bulb
This technological achievement connected the East and West of the Nation, and opened up trade throughout the nation	Transcontinental Railroad
This individual was the first to drill for oil	Drake
The Transcontinental Railroad was completed in what location	Promontory point, Utah