Big Business: Textbook Ch. 6 sec. 3, Jarrett ch. 5

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Big Business: Textbook Ch. 6 sec. 3, Jarrett ch. 5 explain the following terms/people, and complete the questions/graphic organizer Jarrett Book p.65-69 -corporations -Andrew Carnegie -John D. Rockefeller Textbook p.242-244 -explain/define Carnegie’s use of horizontal and vertical integration -how did Rockefeller eliminate his competition? -explain why men like Carnegie and Rockefeller are referred to as Robber barons, and captains of industry -Monopoly p.243 -trust p.243 -Sherman antitrust act -monopoly -laissez-faire read p.71-73 in the Jarrett book and complete the “Labor union and growth of Unions” graphic organizer on p.74

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