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US History Top 75 things you ought to know for your EOC Exam

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America in Transition

America in Transition. Natural Resources Fuel Industrialization. Black Gold Pre-European arrival, Native Americans make fuel, medicine from oil 1859, Edwin L. Drake successfully uses steam engine to drill for oil Petroleum-refining industry first makes kerosene, then gasoline.

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Economic Regulation and Antitrust Activity

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Chapter 7 Market Structures

Chapter 7 Market Structures. Aww, Snap!. Market Structure . Market structure refers to the ways that competition occurs, based on the number of firms, the similarity of the products being sold and the ease of entry for new firms or exit for existing firms. Four Basic Structures

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The Incorporation of America

The Incorporation of America Essential Question Industrialization increased the standard of living and the opportunities of most Americans, but at what cost? Causes of Rapid Industrialization Steam Revolution of the 1830s-1850s. The Railroad fueled the growing US economy:

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. The Rise of Big Business. A Brassy, Flamboyant Age.

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Gilded Age Politics

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Chapter 13 Cartels, Games and Network Goods

Chapter 13 Cartels, Games and Network Goods. Cartels and Games. A Cartel is a group of suppliers that tries to act as if they were a monopoly. The goal of these suppliers is to coordinate in order to reduce supply, raise prices, and increase profits. Cartels and Games.

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A New Industrial Age

A New Industrial Age. Natural resources and new ideas create a boom for industry and railroads. Government addresses corruption in business, and laborers organize for better working conditions. NEXT. The Expansion of Industry. SECTION 1. SECTION 2. The Age of the Railroads.

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Chapter 14

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Virtual business retailing 3.0

Virtual business retailing 3.0. Lesson 1 - Pricing. Main Idea. Pricing is a vital concern for business owners It is crucial for merchandise to sell, so the price of an item must project value to the customer

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Roosevelt and Progressivism

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16. Antitrust Regulation

16. Antitrust Regulation. Regulation Antitrust Law & Cases. Public Interest Theory. regulate to achieve an efficient use of resources monopolies are inefficient oligopolies may be inefficient. Regulating a monopoly. Natural Monopoly Distribution of electricity. P, cost. ATC. $10. MC.

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Unit 5: The End of the Gilded Age

Unit 5: The End of the Gilded Age. OHS US HISTORY TEAM. Learning Objectives. Explain the rise of the labor movement Explain the response by business and government Describe the rise of trusts and monopolies Describe their impact on workers and consumers

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The Rise of Big Business

The Rise of Big Business. Essential Questions What are the three types of business organization in the United States? What new ways of doing business developed in the late 19 th Century? What arguments did critics use against the new business practices of large corporations?.

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Chapter 6 THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

Chapter 6 THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. Section 1: The Age of Invention Section 2: The Rise of Big Business Section 3: Labor Strives to Organize. Section 3: Labor Strives to Organize. Objectives:. Why did some Americans want trusts to be banned, and how did the government respond?

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Historical View of Human Resources

Historical View of Human Resources. A Quick Overview of Major Events that Were Turning Points in Human Resources (HR). Historical View of HR Roles. Historical Turning Points in HR. 1793 Samuel Slater 1886 American Federation of Labor (AFL) 1890 Sherman Antitrust Act

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Political origins of antitrust

Political origins of antitrust. The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 was the political manifestation of strong currents of discontentment among farmers and small business during the Reconstruction era.

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Business in the Gilded Age

Business in the Gilded Age. Focus Question:. What are some of the stores you like to shop at? Why do you prefer to go to those stores?. Big Business Comes of Age. Entrepreneurs tapped onto the resources of the day Used financial resources of Wall Street and abroad Drew on technical expertise

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