Industrial/Gilded Age Vocabulary Crossword

combining companies
a powerful businessman who ran a large railroad
the distance between the rails used by all American railroads
discount
a group of businessmen who made secret agreements about prices and customers
affordable car made by Ford
factory method in which work moved past workers who preformed a single task
factory production of goods in large quantities
land, labor, and capital
person who starts a business
a business in which investors own shares
part ownership in a company
a person who buys stock in a corporation and is a partial owner
a stockholder's share of a company's profits, usually as a payment
a group of companies run by a single board of trustees
total control of an industry by one person or one company
the combining of two or more businesses into one
a shop or factory where workers work long hours at low wages under unhealthy conditions
organization of workers who seek better pay and working conditions
discussion between an employer and labor union representatives about wages, hours, and working conditions
person hired to replace a striking worker in order to break up a strike
a court order to stop something from happening
blend in with the main, larger group of people
to leave the country where one was born
people with the same culture or national background
person who is against new immigrants coming to their country
hire workers for jobs
part of the ship where poor people traveled because ticket were cheaper
group of people who make a comfortable amount of money but are not rich
place in a city where poor people could get help
very tall building in a city
run-down area where poor people live
place outside the city center where people live
run-down, crowded apartment buildings in cities
having to do with cities
form of music developed by African Americans
colleges paid for by the sale of certain pieces of land
form of music related to jazz
sport that fans enjoy watching