1. Alan Brinkley, American History 14/e
Chapter 17: Industrial Supremacy

2. Highlights Sources of Industrial Growth Capitalism and Its Critics
Industrial Workers in the New Economy
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3. Sources of Industrial Growth
Smokestacks (Royalty-Free/CORBIS)
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4. Sources of Industrial Growth
Industrial Technologies
New Steel Production Techniques
Pittsburgh
Rise of the Petroleum Industry
Pioneer Oil Run, 1865 (Library of Congress)
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5. Sources of Industrial Growth
The Airplane and the Automobile
Henry Ford
The Wright Brothers
The Wright brothers (Library of Congress)
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6. Sources of Industrial Growth
Research and Development
Corporate Research and Development
Transformation of Higher Education
Thomas Edison (Library of Congress)
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7. Sources of Industrial Growth
The Science of Production
“Taylorism”
Moving Assembly Line
Railroad Expansion
Rapid Expansion of the Railroad
Standard time
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8. Sources of Industrial Growth
Railroads,
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9. Sources of Industrial Growth
The Corporation
Limited Liability
Andrew Carnegie
New Managerial Techniques
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10. Sources of Industrial Growth
Andrew Carnegie (Portrait Gallery)
J.P. Morgan (Portrait Gallery)
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11. Sources of Industrial Growth
Consolidating Corporate America
Horizontal and Vertical Integration
Rockefeller’s Standard Oil
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12. Sources of Industrial Growth
The Trust and the Holding Company
The Trust Agreement
Rapid Corporate Consolidation
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13. Capitalism and Its Critics
The “Self-Made Man”
Myth of the Self-Made Man
Survival of the Fittest
Social Darwinism
Justifying the Status Quo
Cornelius Vanderbilt (Portrait Gallery)
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14. Capitalism and Its Critics
The Gospel of Wealth
Russell Conwell
Horatio Alger
Alternative Visions
Lester Frank Ward
Henry George
Looking Backward
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15. Capitalism and Its Critics
The Problems of Monopoly
Monopoly blamed for:
Artificially high prices
Unstable economy
Increasing Inequality
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16. Industrial Workers in the New Economy
The Immigrant Workforce
New Sources of Immigration
Heightened Ethnic Tensions
Wages and Working Conditions
Loss of Control
Inspection room at Ellis Island, NY (Library of Congress)
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17. Industrial Workers in the New Economy
Women and Children at Work
Poorly Paid Women
Ineffective Child-Labor Laws
The Struggle to Unionize
National Labor Union
Molly Maguires
Rutherford B. Hayes (Library of Congress)
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18. Industrial Workers in the New Economy
The Great Railroad Strike
National Strike
The Knights of Labor
Dissolution of the Knights of Labor
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19. Industrial Workers in the New Economy
The AFL
Opposition to Female Employment
The AFL’s Agenda
Haymarket Square
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20. Industrial Workers in the New Economy
The Homestead Strike
Henry Clay Frick
The Union Defeated
The Pullman Strike
Eugene Debs
Inside the Homestead plant (Library of Congress)
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21. Industrial Workers in the New Economy
Sources of Labor Weakness
Shifting Nature of the Workforce
Corporate Strength
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