Ch. 18 Period 6 The Machine Age (1877 1920) Industrial Era – Identifications: LO 18.1 Cite the technological Thomas Edison: electricity advances that furthered the process of □ and the light bulb industrialization in the United States. patents 18A □ Henry Ford, the Model T □ and the assembly line Industrialization Frederick W. Taylor and the □ p. 479 - 491 Efficiency movement mass production □ NYC Triangle Shirtwaist □ Company Fire Identifications: LO 18.2 Discuss Knights of Labor and century changes in the nature of work, □ Terence Powderly in working conditions, and in the Haymarket Riot workplace itself, and explain the □ American Federation of impact of these changes on American 18B □ Labor (AFL) and Samuel workers. Gompers Labor and Life Homestead Strike LO 18.3 Examine the rise of unionism □ p. 491 - 502 Pullman Strike and the emergence of worker activism □ Industrial Workers of the in the late nineteenth century, and □ (IWW) discuss the reaction of employers, affluence government, and the public to these □ cost of living manifestations of worker discontent. □ Identifications: LO 18.4 Examine the corporate corporations consolidation movement of the late □ John D. Rockefeller and nineteenth century, and discuss the □ Standard Oil consequences of the movement. Andrew Carnegie and U.S. □ Steel LO 18.5 Explain and evaluate the 18C pools, trusts, holding ideologies of Social Darwinism, □ companies, and monopolies capitalism, and the Gospel of Big Business Horizontal Integration Wealth. Explain the impact of these □ Vertical Integration ideas on workers and on the role of p. 502 - 507 □ J.P. Morgan government in society. □ Social Darwinism □ Gospel of Wealth by Andrew □ Carnegie Sherman Anti-Trust Act □ U.S. v. E.C. Knight Co. (1895) □
Ch. 18 The Machine Age (1877 – 1920) Period 6 Industrial Era 18A Industrialization p. 479 - 491 Identifications: □ Thomas Edison: electricity and the light bulb □ patents □ Henry Ford, the Model T and the assembly line □ Frederick W. Taylor and the Efficiency movement □ mass production □ NYC Triangle Shirtwaist Company Fire LO 18.1 Cite the technological advances that furthered the process of industrialization in the United States. 18B Labor and Life p. 491 - 502 Identifications: □ Knights of Labor and Terence Powderly □ Haymarket Riot □ American Federation of Labor (AFL) and Samuel Gompers □ Homestead Strike □ Pullman Strike □ Industrial Workers of the (IWW) □ affluence □ cost of living LO 18.2 Discuss changes in the nature of work, in working conditions, and in the workplace itself, and explain the impact of these changes on American workers. LO 18.3 Examine the rise of unionism and the emergence of worker activism in the late nineteenth century, and discuss the reaction of employers, government, and the public to these manifestations of worker discontent. 18C Big Business p. 502 - 507 Identifications: □ corporations □ John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil □ Andrew Carnegie and U.S. Steel □ pools, trusts, holding companies, and monopolies □ Horizontal Integration □ Vertical Integration □ J.P. Morgan □ Social Darwinism □ Gospel of Wealth by Andrew Carnegie □ Sherman Anti-Trust Act □ U.S. v. E.C. Knight Co. (1895) LO 18.4 Examine the corporate consolidation movement of the late nineteenth century, and discuss the consequences of the movement. LO 18.5 Explain and evaluate the ideologies of Social Darwinism, capitalism, and the Gospel of Wealth. Explain the impact of these ideas on workers and on the role of government in society. century