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- 1. Multiple ChoiceEconomic philosophy based on "Survival of the fittest"Social DarwinismNational MarketKnights of LaborFree Enterprise System
- 2. Multiple Choicedesigned to prevent companies from engaging in unfair practices that eliminated fair competitionGospel of WealthCorporationInterstate Commerce ActSherman Antitrust Act
- 3. Multiple Choicecomplete control of a product or service; the elimination of fair competitionRobber BaronsBessemer ProcessMonopolyPhilanthropy
- 4. Multiple Choiceact of “ charitable giving”UnionPhilanthropyMonopolySherman Antitrust Act
- 5. Multiple Choiceinventor known for the telephone and the company that later becomes AT&TAlexander Graham BellKnights of LaborThomas EdisonJohn D. Rockefeller
- 6. Multiple Choicefounded “AFL” in 1881Samuel GompersAndrew CarnegieJohn D. RockefellerThomas Edison
- 7. Multiple ChoiceScottish immigrant made his fortune in steelmaking, known for “Gospel of Wealth”Andrew CarnegieJohn D. RockefellerSamuel GompersThomas Edison
- 8. Multiple Choicesometimes used ruthless tactics to destroy competition and keep worker wages lowLaissez-FaireRobber BaronsGospel of WealthUnion
- 9. Multiple Choicelimited membership to crafts and skilled workers creating a federation of unionsAFLKnights of LaborChild LaborIWW
- 10. Multiple Choicetheory that rich were obligated to help communities by giving back in the form of libraries, school, universities but not giving directly to individualsNational MarketPhilanthropyGospel of WealthLaissez-faire
- 11. Multiple Choiceused to move, clean or fix large machines since they were small enough to fit between the partsChild LaborFree Enterprise SystemRobber BaronsSocial Darwinism
- 12. Multiple Choicehoped to create a single national union of skilled and unskilled workers, demanding a 8 hour work day, safety codes, better pay and organizing strikes to get companies to grant demandsFree Enterprise SystemKnights of LaborAFLCaptains of Industry
- 13. Multiple Choicecompleted in 1869 at Promontory Point, Utah making it possible to travel by land to CaliforniaTranscontinental RailroadInterstate HighwayRoute 66Henry Ford's Model T
- 14. Multiple Choicelinked goods and services through technology and transportation making commerce more affordable.National MarketInterstate Commerce ActRobber baronsChild Labor
- 15. Multiple Choicea company chartered by a state and recognized in law as a separate personGospel of WealthCorporationRobber BaronsPhilanthropy
- 16. Multiple Choicemade his fortune refining oil; founded Standard OilAndrew CarnegieJ.P. MorganJohn D. RockefellerSamuel Gompers
- 17. Multiple Choiceprocess which made steel more affordable and profitableGospel of WealthBessemer ProcessSmeltingMonopoly
- 18. Multiple Choiceinventor best known for his invention of the electric light bulbNikola TeslaThomas EdisonJ.P. MorganElias Lightbulb
- 19. Multiple Choicetheory that government should not interfere in the operation of the free marketCul-de-sacLaissez-FaireFleur de LisAchtung
- 20. Multiple Choiceprohibited unfair practices by railroads such as charging higher rates for shorter routesInterstate Commerce ActChild Labor LawsPhilanthropySherman Antitrust Act
- 21. Multiple Choiceindividuals are free to produce and sell whatever products they wishFree Enterprise SystemSocial DarwinismGospel of WealthNational Market
- 22. Multiple Choicebusinessmen known for their positive contributions to the modern industrial economyRobber BaronsMonopolistsCaptains of IndustryUnion
- 23. Multiple Choiceorganized workers to act as a group not as an individual to leverage for better working conditionsUnionRobber BaronsCaptains of IndustryKnights of Labor
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