1. 1877-1920 For information on each slide, please see the notes 2. Thomas Edison 3. Menlo Park 4. The Patent System 5. Edison Electric Light Company 7. George Westinghouse…

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Slide 1 Slide 2 Begin Slide 3 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 LaborRRPeopleTermsCommerceChanges Slide 4 C1-$100 Changes - $100 The first transcontinental railroad was completed…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Outcome of Industrialism The growing industrial economy had resulted in a steady and substantial increase in national wealth, rising living standards for…

Slide 1 Leadership Academy (CSEA) Presented by: Eric Muehlebach Slide 2 California School Employees Association Chapter 535  History of Unions  General overview of…

Slide 1Industrialization and Corporate Consolidation Slide 2 Industrial Growth in America - Reasons  Natural Resources – coal, oil, iron  Immigration – steady flow…

Slide 1 By: Clarissa Garcia Kevin A. Schmelzlen Nicholas Grover Sandra Chavez Thomas Lee Slide 2  Trade Union- an organization of workers who have banded together to achieve…

Slide 1 Aim: What led to the rise of labor unions in the United States? Slide 2 Do Now: Use the text from the Sherman Anti-Trust Act (1890) to answer the following questions:…

Slide 1 American Federation of Labor and Knights of Labor By: Jacob Geller Eric Wertheim Slide 2 Knights of Labor: Founded It was founded in 1869. It was founded by Frank…

Slide 1 History of Collective Bargaining in the United States First Strike: Philadelphia printers in 1786 New York printers in 1790 First unions: 1792: Federal Society of…