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Warm UpWarm Up
Put Essays into a pile up frontPut Essays into a pile up front
Staple all three completed Maps Staple all three completed Maps together with name on front and put together with name on front and put in a pile up frontin a pile up front
Grab a “When Monopoly wasn’t A Grab a “When Monopoly wasn’t A Game” sheet and use chapter 19 to Game” sheet and use chapter 19 to find some of the answersfind some of the answers
Answers!Answers! John Jacob Astor John Jacob Astor (real estate, fur) (real estate, fur) Jay Cooke Jay Cooke (finance)(finance) Daniel Drew Daniel Drew (finance) (finance) James Buchanan Duke James Buchanan Duke (tobacco) (tobacco) James Fisk James Fisk (finance) (finance) Henry Flagler Henry Flagler (railroads) (railroads) Henry Ford Henry Ford (automobile) (automobile) Henry Clay Frick Henry Clay Frick (steel) (steel) John Warne Gates John Warne Gates (steel, oil)(steel, oil) Jay Gould Jay Gould (finance, railroads)(finance, railroads) Edward Henry Harriman Edward Henry Harriman (railroads) (railroads) Collis P. Huntington Collis P. Huntington (railroads) (railroads) James J. Hill James J. Hill (railroads) (railroads) J. P. Morgan J. P. Morgan (banking)(banking) John D. Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller (oil, the Standard Oil (oil, the Standard Oil
company)company) Leland Stanford Leland Stanford (railroads)(railroads) Cornelius Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt (railroads, (railroads,
shipping)shipping)
Heavy Heavy IndustrializationIndustrialization
After ReconstructionAfter Reconstruction
America rebuilds & begins to expandAmerica rebuilds & begins to expand
Railroad industry at the front of Railroad industry at the front of expansionexpansion
Settlement out west also driving Settlement out west also driving expansionexpansion
Technology also begins to speed Technology also begins to speed processprocess
The Bessemer ProcessThe Bessemer Process
Made making steel Made making steel easiereasier
Steel!Steel!
Needed for Railroad industryNeeded for Railroad industry TracksTracks EnginesEngines
Sturdier buildingsSturdier buildings SkyscrapersSkyscrapers
Steel WealthSteel Wealth
Andrew CarnegieAndrew Carnegie Vertical ConglomerationVertical Conglomeration
Own from source to productionOwn from source to production
The New SouthThe New South
Southerners Southerners recognize recognize importance of importance of industryindustry
““Out Yankee the Out Yankee the Yankees”Yankees”
Steel, tobacco, Steel, tobacco, cotton, lumbercotton, lumber Textile Mills, Textile Mills,
Steel millsSteel mills
The Gilded AgeThe Gilded Age Heavy Heavy
Industrialization leads Industrialization leads to conglomeration of to conglomeration of wealthwealth
Robber Barons / Robber Barons / Captains of IndustryCaptains of Industry
Wealth / Horrible Wealth / Horrible Conditions for the Conditions for the poorpoor
Railroad WealthRailroad Wealth
Corruption and Corruption and Government Government ContractsContracts
Standard OilStandard Oil
John D. Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller Became largest Became largest
company in worldcompany in world Richest man in the Richest man in the
worldworld
MonopolyMonopoly
WorkersWorkers
Many worked in dangerous Many worked in dangerous conditionsconditions
Often injured or killedOften injured or killed
Formed UnionsFormed Unions Industrial Workers of the WorldIndustrial Workers of the World
Railroads Fuel Westward Railroads Fuel Westward ExpansionExpansion
Expansion into the Interior Fueled Expansion into the Interior Fueled by new faster forms of by new faster forms of transportationtransportation
Tomorrow we will investigate land Tomorrow we will investigate land usage.usage.
The Presidents FilmThe Presidents Film
For each President Watched write For each President Watched write down:down: 2 Major Events during the Presidency2 Major Events during the Presidency 3 Facts about each President3 Facts about each President
Map WorkMap Work
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