UNIT 6 Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
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What was the period 1865-1898 known as?

A

The age of invention and economic growth

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2
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What is horizontal integration?

A

combining smaller companies within the same industry to form a larger company through legal buyouts
(monopoly)

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3
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What is vertical integration

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when one company buys out all the factors of production from raw materials to the finished product, still allowing competition in the marketplace

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4
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What was Corporate Consolidaton?

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Large businesses resulting from economies of scale and lack of government regulations
= monopolies and holding companies

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5
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What was the Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890?

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a law forbidding “restraint of trade” combination

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6
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What was the ruling of U.S. v. E.C. Knight Co. 1895?

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E.C. Knight, controlling 98% of the sugar refining plants, did not violate the Sherman Anti-Trust Act

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7
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What is the Gospel of Wealth?

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idea that wealth should be used for the betterment of society and not just for personal gain

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8
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Who advocated for the Gospel of Wealth?

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Andrew Carnegie

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9
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One of the first national labor unions?

A

Knights of Labor

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10
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What were goals of the Knights of Labor

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  • 8-hour workday
  • equal pay for equal work
  • child labor laws
  • safety and sanitary codes
    -federal income tax
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11
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What was the cause of the Homestead Steel Strike?

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Workers protested wage cut

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