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U.S. History II. Large Group and Lecture Expectations. What we expect…. Be On Time! Be Prepared (Unipac, Bathroom,pen/pencil). Be Respectful. Take notes on information. Please remember your seat for Monday and Thursday. NO FOOD OR DRINK IN L.G./LECTURE NO ELECTRONIC DEVICES!!!!.
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U.S. History II Large Group and Lecture Expectations
What we expect….. • Be On Time! • Be Prepared (Unipac, Bathroom,pen/pencil). • Be Respectful. • Take notes on information. • Please remember your seat for Monday and Thursday. • NO FOOD OR DRINK IN L.G./LECTURE • NO ELECTRONIC DEVICES!!!!
Capitalism and Industry Vocabulary
Capitalism • Is an economic system based on private property. -free enterprise
Socialism • Is an economic system in which the government owns the means of production.
Monopoly • Is a market controlled by one producer
Trust • Is a type of business consolidation used in around 1900 to create a monopoly.
Corporation • Is a business organization owned by stockholders.
Stock • Is a certificate that shows part ownership in a corporation.
Dividend • Is a share of the profits of a corporation.
Entrepreneur • Is a person who starts a business.
Robber Barron • Is a term used to describe industrialists implying corrupt practices.
Laissez-faire • Is a government policy of leaving business alone; hands-off policy.
Industry • Is the production and sale of goods and services.
Revolution • Is a sudden (political) overthrow brought about from within a given system.
Tariff • Is a tax on imported goods.
Patent • Is legal protection for inventors.
Subsidies • Is government aid to business.
Urban • the city.
Rural • the countryside
Gilded Age The period of industrial growth and urbanization when things may have appeared better than they were.