Rise of Industry

This is the growth in new technologies and manufacturing

• Mass production

• Laissez-Faire

• Urbanization

• Industrial Revolution

This image is an example of

• Labor Union

• Mass Production

• Monopoly

• Urbanization

This image is an example of

• Labor Union

• Trust

• Entrepreneur

• Corporation

A company that controls all production and sales of a product is called a

• Laissez-Faire

• Business Giant

• Corporation

• Monopoly

During the Gilded Age many capitalists lived like royalty while

• workers lived in poverty

• workers were beginning to enter the middle class

• workers were given huge raises

• workers were sent to unpaid labor camps

Why are monopolies bad for the economy?

• They do not make improvements to products without competition

• They do not have fair prices because there is no competition

• Both A and B

• None of the above

Amazon, Google, Apple, Exxon are all examples of

• Small businesses

• Corporations

• Monopolies

• Entrpreneurs

When factories and production booms, what else grows?

• Higher prices on goods and services

• Urban houses and cities

• Monopolies

• Entrepreneurs

What were working conditions like during the Industrial Revolution? Mark all that apply.

• Safe

• Low wages

• Children working

• Fire danger

What was one of the results of young children working in mines?

• Curved spines

• Malnutrition

• Children became rich

• They got free housing in the mines