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Rich Dudes RailroadsInventionsSales Whateva

Scottish immigrant, self-made man in steel industry

Who is Andrew Carnegie?

He built a railroad empire

Who is “Commodore” Vanderbilt?

Ruthless oil tycoon

Who is John D Rockefeller?

Carnegie sold his business to him

Who is J.P. Morgan?

Term for when rich people give their money away to help society

What is philanthropy?

Big railroads that linked the east coast with the midwest

What are trunk lines?

They made sleeping cars

What is the Pullman Company?

Where the transcontinental rr was completed

What is Promontory Point Utah?

The two main ethnic groups that built most of the railroads

Who are the Chinese and the Irish?

Discounts given by RR companies that were often shady deals.

What are rebates?

He invented a process that made steel more durable

Who is Henry Bessemer?

The Wizard of Menlo Park- lightbulbs and the phonograph

Who is Edison?

His work with electrical currents made electricity more practical

Who is Nikola Tesla?

He is given credit for inventing the telephone

Who is Alexander G. Bell?

He invented a camera that was affordable to the common folk

Who is George Eastman?

A nationwide store

What is a chain store?

Departments that specialize in advertising and figuring out what people will buy

What is marketing?

Philadelphia’s first big department store

What is Wanamaker’s?

Along with Montgomery Ward, The other huge company to use mail- order to sell merchandise

What is Sears and Roebuck?

He opened the first 5 and 10 cent store

Who is F.W. Woolworth?

Labor unions were linked with these radicals who hated all forms of government

Who are anarchists?

This geographic location was the early center of the oil industry

What is Western PA?

This Southern State was one of the centers of the iron/steel industry

What is Alabama?

In a trust, stockholders gave up this

What is voting rights/control?

Secretive union whose seal is pictured below

Who are the Knights of Labor?