1877-1920
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Edison Electric Light Company
George Westinghouse
Granville T. Woods
Mass Production andThe Assembly Line
Five-Dollar-Day Plan
Southern Textile Mills
Economies of Scale
Frederick W. Taylor
Producer vs. Em
ployee
Occupational Patterns of Employed Women
Industrial Accidents
New York City’sTriangle Shirtwaist Company Fire
“Iron Law of Wages”
Lochner v. New York
General Railway Strike of 1877
Southwestern Railroad System of Strike of 1886
National Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Terence V. Powderly
Industrial Workers of the World
“Mother” Jones
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Big Bill Haywood
“Uprising of the 20,000”
Women’s Trade Union League
Fraternal Societies
Consumer Communities
Public High School Enrollment
Railroad Refrigerator Cars
John H. Kellogg, William K. Kellogg,& Charles W. Post
Department Stores and Chain Stores
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Modern Advertising
Consumption Communities
Boom and Bust Cycles
BUST
BOOM
John D. Rockefeller
Vertical Integration
US Steel Corporation
Principles of Laissez Faire
Protective Tariffs
Richard Ely, John R. commons, and Edward Bemis
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
United States v. E.C. Knights Co.