Exam 17: Industrial Expansion and Concentration

John D. Rockefeller is most recognized for:

Many late 19^th century managerial innovations were first developed by

Which of the following statements best describes the concentration movement between 1875-1905?

"Trust busting," including the prosecution of the American Tobacco Company and Standard Oil, was a high priority of _________'s administration.

The considerable rise of manufacturing in the last half of the 19th century has become known as

By the 20^th century, the largest sector of the U.S. economy in terms of commodity output value was

In U.S. v. Addyston Pipe and Steel Company (1898), the Supreme Court ruled that

"Taylorism" has been described as

In the late 1800s, the Goodyear welt process vastly increased productivity in the ______ industry.

Henry Ford is most recognized for:

As a means of gaining monopoly power, holding companies were preferable to gentlemen's agreements and pooling because

In the late 1800s and early 1900s, the primary source of energy for manufacturing was

Frederick Taylor

The McCallum management principles advocate the use of

During the 1870s and 1880s, which technological innovation was introduced?

A "vertically integrated firm" is a firm that

The American Tobacco Company was exerting ________________power of tobacco farmers.

Which of the following statements provides the most accurate description of the employment growth rate in various sectors of the economy between 1860-1910?

Recall the text's discussion of the ten largest U.S. industries by value added in 1860 and 1910.  The emergence of tobacco products and malt liquors as major industries by 1910 suggests that

The leading producer of manufactured goods in 1900 was