Idustrialization

3. An oil tycoon, that made profit from deals with railroads.
4. A law in 1980 banning any monopoly altering national trading.
6. One of histories prolific inventors that created the telegraph at the age of 22.
7. A group of separate companies going under a single managing board to be a monopoly.
10. A person who invests money in a product or an invention to try and make profit.
12. The steel tycoon.
13. 1886 labor related riot in Chicago.
14. A high tax on imported goods helping American goods from foreign competition.
16. A building that people have to work in with poor conditions and pay.
17. Large quantities of goods due to assembly lines.
20. A company recognized as a sovereign company that has separate liabilities and rights.

1. A 1894 violent railway worker strike that started in Chicago that spread nationwide.
2. A negotiation between Union members and employers about their job conditions.
5. A community that relies on one company for jobs, housing, and shopping.
8. Official government issued rights to the original persons idea or invention.
9. A belief in the nineteenth century that certain races and people are better that will rule.
11. Leader and creator of the American Railway Union
15. Lenient, or lack of government presence in private businesses.
18. Companies working together to control stocks and prices of their goods and services.
19. Exclusive control from a company in over an industry.