AP Industrial Age

54575362	Haymarket Riots	This was a riot in Chicago in 1886, where the bombing forever associated anarchists with the labor movement and hurt the labor cause.
54575363	Time Zones	The railroads are credited for the creation of these on November 18, 1883.
54575364	Andrew Carnegie	His steel company was housed in Pittsburgh. He gave up $350 million to various charities, libraries, and pensions.
54575365	J.P. Morgan	He was a financier who bought out Carnegie Steel and created the world's first billion dollar corporation, U.S. Steel Company
54575366	John D. Rockefeller	He created the Standard Oil Company, which quickly crushed all other competitors.
54575367	Cornelius Vanderbilt	He was a railroad tycoon who controlled the New York Central Railroad.
54575368	Samuel Gompers	He was the leader of the American Federation of Labor, and sought better wages, less hours, and safer working conditions.
54575369	Therence Powderly	He was the leader of the Knights of Labor, when they held a number of strikes for an eight hour day.
54575370	Jay Gould	He made millions by embezzling from various railroads, including the Union Pacific.
54575371	vertical integration	This is a type of integration where a company controls all of the aspects of industry, like shipping and construction own their own.
54575372	horizontal integration	This is a type of integration where companies ally together with competitors to monopolize an entire product market.
54575373	Acres of Diamonds	This is the name of Reverend Russel Conwell's lecture that said that hard work leads to success.
54575374	Bad Working Conditions	Workers were paid very low wages, worked over 12 hours a day for 6 or 7 days a week.
54575375	gospel of wealth	This stated that while individual success is often over looked, the sharing of wealth is necessary to the survival of the country.