APUSH CH 17/18 NOTECARDS Flashcards

1
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it emerged as a major force after the civil war. by then business organizations could sell stock to the public

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modern corporations

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2
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limited liability

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investors only risked the amount of their investments

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3
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umbrella of control over production

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horizontal integration

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4
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control over all aspects of production

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vertical integration

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5
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one method of organizing a horizontally integrated monopoly, created by rockefeller

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trust

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6
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social darwinism

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only the fittest individuals survive and flourish in the marketplace, those that failed earned their failure

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7
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gospel of wealth

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(1901) work by andrew carnegie, advocated idea that with great wealth comes great responsibility to use riches to advance social progress

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8
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eastern RRs announced 10% wage cut ==> strike disrupting rail service from Baltimore to St. Louis ==> fed’l troops called out and after over 100 deaths, the strike collapsed.

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railroad strike of 1877

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9
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they championed an 8 hr work day & abolition of child labor and long range economic reform. Declined & disappeared after series of striking failures.

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knights of labor

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10
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association of craft unions representing skilled workers, objectives were wages, hours, and working condition

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american federation of labor

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11
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strikers grouped together at a square, when police tried to disperse all of them, a bomb was thrown killing 7 and injuring 67

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haymarket riot

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12
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scientific managment

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employees subdviding tasks to decrease need for highly skilled workers

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13
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hewitt’s open hearth process & Bessemer and Kelly’s process of turning iron to steel ==> production of large quantities

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new steel production methods

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14
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industries that grew alongside steel production

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oil industry and transportation

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15
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need to lubricate mill machines for steel industry helped it grow

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oil industry growth

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16
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railroads used steel for parts and transported it. iron production soared after 40,000 miles of track were added

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railroad growth

17
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steam freighters growth steel production only possible in the great lakes region b/c freighters could carry ore on the lakes

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steam freighters growth

18
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how did railroads have an impact? railroad = creation of time zones, connected eastern trunk line to vanderbilt.

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how did railroads have an impact?

19
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how did the railroad settle western transmission

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it was responsible for settle among great plains, safer + easier to travel there, and linked east to west

20
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US v. EC Knight Co

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(1985) sherman act applied only to commerce not manufacturing, power to the owners

21
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laissez faire capitalism

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government stay out, businesses lead by invisible hand and law of supply and demand

22
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why’d US become a leading industrial power

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natural resources, govt policies protecting businesses, labor saving tech, plentiful capitol, abundant labor force supply ( immigrants), growing population and transport advances ( population could be mobilized )

23
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push and pull concept

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push: other countries had displaced farmers,, overcrowding + unemployment in Eur, and religious persecution.
pull: US reputation for political/ religious freedom, economic opportunities, abundances of land and jobs