In the nineteenth century, pools, trusts, and mergers were:
A) unheard of.
B) used only rarely.
C) against the law.
D) seen as beneficial by consumers.
E) ways that manufacturers sought to control the marketplace.
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-Andrew Carnegie
A)Social Gospel movement
B)steel industrial giant
C)Progress and
Q16: The impact of the second industrial revolution
Q17: MATCHING
-social gospel
A)merit system for federal employees
B)believed that
Q18: MATCHING
-Edward Bellamy
A)Social Gospel movement
B)steel industrial giant
C)Progress and
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-Jacob Riis
A)Social Gospel movement
B)steel industrial giant
C)Progress and
Q19: One significant economic impact of the second
Q20: MATCHING
-vertical integration
A)merit system for federal employees
B)believed that
Q23: For workers, the second industrial revolution meant
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-Tweed Ring
A)merit system for federal employees
B)believed that
Q26: In 1883, _ divided the nation into
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