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alan brinkley , The unfinished nation : Study Guide Chapter 17: Industrial Supremacy 1. The many factors that contributed to the growth of American industry in the late 19 th century were abundant raw materials, a large and growing labor supply, a surge in technological innovation, the emergence of a talented and often ruthless group of entrepreneurs, a federal government eager to assist the growth of business, and an expanding domestic market for the products of manufacturing. 2. The light bulb was invented by Thomas Edison. 3. Steam-powered ships revolutionized ocean going transportation in the 19th century. 4. The Bessemer Process led to the conversion of iron to steel. 5. The two technologies crucial to the development of the automobile were the creation of gasoline (or perol) and the development of the engine. 6. Stocks were so appealing as a type of business ownership because investors now had only limited liability they risked only the amount of their investments and were not liable for any debts the corporation might accumulate beyond that point. 7. Vertical integration is when a company takes over all the different businesses on which it relied for its primary function. Horizontal integration is when a number of firms engaged in the same enterprise are combined into a single corporation. 8. Social Darwinism is the misapplication of Charles Darwin's laws of evolution and natural selection among species to human society. 9. The thesis of Andrew Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth (1901) is that people of wealth should consider all revenues in excess of their own needs trust funds to be used for all the good of the community. 10. The corporate ethos of 19th century capitalism were challenged [by some] alternate philosophies. Lester Frank Ward argued that civilization was not governed by natural selection but by human intelligence, which could shape society as it wished. Some Americans joined the Socialist Labor Party (1901). Some of the members eventually split and formed the American Socialist Party (1901). Henry George blamed social problems on the ability of a few monopolists to grow wealthy as a result of rising land values. 11. The thesis of Henry George's Progress and Poverty (1879) was that a single tax on land, to replace other taxes, would destroy monopolies, distribute wealth more equally, and eliminate poverty. The thesis of Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward (1888) was that by the year 2000, a new social order in which want, politics, and vices were unknown would emerge through a peaceful evolutionary process: the large trusts continuing to grow and eventually combining with one another to form one great trust that equally distributed wealth among everyone. 12. The two sorts of immigration that dramatically expanded the industrial workforce were rural Americans, who continued to flow into factory towns and cities (people disillusioned with or bankrupted by life on the farm), and a great wave of immigration from abroad (primarily from Europe, but also from Asia, Canada, Mexico, and other areas) in the decades following the Civil War--an influx greater than that of any previous era. 13. The largest industrial employer of women was the textile industry. 14. The Molly Maguires were a militant labor organization that sometimes used violence and even murder in its battle with coal operators. The Knights of Labor was the first major effort to create a genuinely national labor organization. They championed an eight-hour workday and the abolition of child labor, but they were more interested in long-range reform of the economy. They hoped to replace the wage system with a new corporate system, in which workers would themselves control their workplaces. 15. The American Federation of Labor differed from the Knights of Labor in that the AFL rejected the Knights' idea of one big union for everybody, Their chief goal was an eight-hour workday and called for a general strike if the goal wasn't achieved by May 1, 1886. 16. Three sources of Labor weakness in the 19th century were that the principal labor organizations represented only a small percentage of the industrial work force, divisions within the workforce, and the shifting nature of the workforce.
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