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Page 1: History Alive Slide Lecture Slides. The Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, 1883.

History Alive Slide Lecture Slides

Page 2: History Alive Slide Lecture Slides. The Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, 1883.
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The Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, 1883

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Andrew Carnegie

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Industry Key Person Significant Facts

Steel Andrew Carnegie

•1883-Brooklyn Bridge < symbol of American transition

• Bessemer process < turn iron into steel• Skyscrapers

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Pioneer Run, Pennsylvania

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John D. Rockefeller

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Industry Key Person Significant Facts

Oil John D. Rockefeller

• Standard Oil• 1st successful oil well drilled in 1859

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Cornelius Vanderbilt

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Industry Key Person Significant Facts

Railroad Cornelius Vanderbilt

• American Railway Assoc. divided the nation into 4 time zones

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“Captains of Industry” vs.

“Robber barons” – controlled the major industries of the

nation and much of American Society

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Social Darwinism – “survival of the fittest”• preserved the strong in society and

weeded out the weak• relieved any unwelcome guilt they may

have felt about poverty in society

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Gospel of Wealth – God’s chosen

• for those who found Social Darwinism distasteful

• religious rationale for wealth• Carnegie took this one step further by

saying that society’s fittest had both the talent and responsibility for deciding what was best for society.

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Laissez –faire economics – “to let one do”

• government’s proper role was to leave the economy alone

• government interference would disrupt the natural forces at work in the economy


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