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| Students should be able to identify and explain the importance of the following people, events, and concepts: Cyrus W. Field Alexander Graham Bell Guglielmo Marconi Christopher Sholes James Ritty William S. Burroughs Charles Brush Thomas Edison Henry Bessemer William Kelly Robert Mushet Abram Hewitt George Bissell Edwin Drake Nicolaus August Otto Gottfried Daimler Charles and Frank Duryea Henry Ford Wilbur and Orville Wright Kitty Hawk, NC Charles Lindbergh General Electric Taylorism Frederick Winslow Taylor Assembly line Cornelius Vanderbilt "Limited Liability" Andrew Carnegie Henry Clay Frick J. Pierpont Morgan US Steel Gustavus Swift Isaac Singer "horizontal integration" "vertical integration" John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil "pool arrangements" "holding company" Social Darwinism Herbert Spencer William Graham Sumner The Gospel of Wealth Russell Conwell "Acres of Diamonds" Horatio Alger Lester Frank Ward Socialist Labor Party Daniel De Leon Henry George Progress and Poverty "single tax" Edward Bellamy Looking Backward Labor Contract Law Molly Maguires Railroad Strike of 1877 Knights of Labor Uriah Stephens Terence V. Powderly American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Haymarket Bombing Homestead Strike Pinkertons George M. Pullman Pullman Strike American Railway Union Eugene V. Debs John Peter Altgeld |