Industrial Revolution

2. established the assembly line.
6. A period during the 1800s that saw rapid industrial growth in America.
7. the practice of giving money, time, or resources to help make the world a better place and improve the well-being of others.
9. A new and more advanced method for making steel faster and cheaper.
10. enabled instant communication anywhere and everywhere.
11. allowed people to send messages through wires.
12. dominated the steel industry, made his own steel company and invested in the railroad industry.

1. Entrepreneurs who gain their wealth by ruthless methods in their dealings with competitors at the expense of the poor and the working class.
3. Founder of the Standard Oil Company and controlled most of the oil industry.
4. Exclusive possession or control of the supply in a commercial activity.
5. Railroads that connected the east and the west and made the transportation of goods much quicker and a lot cheaper.
8. Rich businessmen who made money as a banker and investor.