The Triumph of Industry

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The Triumph of Industry Chapter 4

Your Job Divide into groups of 3 I now the numbers do not match, but we can fix that. You will be covering all aspects of the Growth of Industry via poster Content Cover all the objectives of your section Develop some way to provide key terms, inventions, & people, for others to see & understand Use pictures and text Your poster should provide a detailed description of the chapter

Aspects to be covered Encouraging Industrial Growth Innovation Drives the Nation Impact of Industrialization Fighting for Profits Debating the Role of Big Business/Government Imposes Regulations Workers Endure Hardships Labor Unions Form Strikes Rock the Nation

Expectations They are high for this class This is due by the first of next week Gold Wednesday for discussion Blue Tuesday for discussion You will have time today to devise your plan, but we will be covering Chapter 5 on Friday (blue) and Monday (gold)

Objectives Analyze and explain how new technology brings both positive and negative changes to society. Write a paragraph or two evaluating the benefits and drawbacks of technology Describe governments role in the economy. Identify one way the government contributed to the success of industrialization What caused the development of the ICC and Sherman Antitrust Act (SAA) How did big business transform the SAA into a tool for their benefit?

Objectives Explain the social problems and reforms that labor unions tried to fix by protecting workers’ rights. What work conditions did labor unions seek to improve? What were their methods? Overall, did the efforts of labor unions have a positive impact on workers’ lives and jobs? Explain

Causes of Industrialization Civil War War encouraged production, innovation, and expansion of railroads Natural Resources Ample natural resources including oil, fueled growth Growing workforce Immigrants willing to work for low wages flowed into the Technology/innovation New technology and innovative business practices spurred growth Govern-ment policies Government policies encouraged investment in business and new technology Industrialization

Influential Labor Unions Name Date Founded Significance National Trades Union 1834 1st national union, open to workers from all trades Knights of labor 1869 Sought ideological reform, open to workers in all trades AFL American Federation of Laborers 1886 Focused on specific workers issues, for skilled workers only American Railway Union 1893 1st industrial union, open to all railworkers

Influential People Henry Bessemer Thomas Edison Andrew Carnegie Bessemer process creates lightweight steel for railroad production Thomas Edison Electricity, light bulb Andrew Carnegie Steel tycoon Vertical Consolidation Using all phases of many business’ to produce John D. Rockefeller Railroads Horizontal Consolidation Putting many firms together like a trust Samuel Gompers Formed AFL, caused rise of Labor Unions Eugene V. Debs Challenged big business with the Pullman strike

Major Strikes Haymarket Riot Homestead Strike Pullman Strike Chicago, 1886 protestors threw a bomb into the crowd. 8 anarchists were convicted of murder Homestead Strike Steel plant workers call for a strike, Henry Frick hires Pinkertons who then kill some of the strikers, public starts to turn against unions Pullman Strike Workers were required to live in the town they worked in. Eugene V. Debs organizes a strike that halted production with 300,000 railway men on strike. Debs was imprisoned for going against the federal government. Debs appealed his case and the Supreme Court stated the government could not halt his strike.