Gilded Age - Industrial Age - During the gilded age, small business became obsolete due to major corporations - In the Oil industry, John D Rockefeller compelled competitors to sell their companies to him - Horizontal integration - one company buys out all competitors - Andrew Carnegie dominated steel industry. He used vertical integration and bought all companies that were in the making and production of steel--mining companies, processing companies, distribution companies - These industries became so powerful that they looked outside the US to buy out overseas industries - These men became very wealthy ○ Laissez faire - let alone. Politicians would not let any regulation over these industries. This may be because company owners were buying influence. ○ Vast majority of immigrants looked for work at these companies. Worked for extremely low wages. Unskilled work meant women and children could work too. ○ Social darwinism - the strong eats the weak. This was applied to economics - strong companies should eat weak companies. All the wealth should go to the best. ○ Gospel of wealth - Andrew Carnegie believed rich should give back to the community. Started philanthropy movement ○ Captains of Industry/Robber Barons is the name for these richies.
I have a DBQ tomorrow and my teacher narrowed it down to periods 4-6 so I’ve been on a binge of all your videos from those periods and they were so helpful!! Thank you!
Yeah my French pronunciation is, uh, questionable. That has only become more clear now that I'm publishing AP Euro videos. However, I'm now working with a native French speaker, so when you get to AP Euro, let me know how I'm doing ;)
@@heimlershistory Omg Heimler you replied to my comment. I will for sure look at your AP Euro videos to hear how you pronounce french words even though I already took it last year (your videos saved me btw). I am such a huge fan btw as well as all my classmates and history teacher. My APUSH teacher always makes us watch your videos. I do have one question though. Are you thinking of making AP Micro/Macro videos? Because you see this year I am taking Macro and my teacher lets say does not explain things well. Have a great day :)
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Gilded Age - Industrial Age
- During the gilded age, small business became obsolete due to major corporations
- In the Oil industry, John D Rockefeller compelled competitors to sell their companies to him
- Horizontal integration - one company buys out all competitors
- Andrew Carnegie dominated steel industry. He used vertical integration and bought all companies that were in the making and production of steel--mining companies, processing companies, distribution companies
- These industries became so powerful that they looked outside the US to buy out overseas industries
- These men became very wealthy
○ Laissez faire - let alone. Politicians would not let any regulation over these industries. This may be because company owners were buying influence.
○ Vast majority of immigrants looked for work at these companies. Worked for extremely low wages. Unskilled work meant women and children could work too.
○ Social darwinism - the strong eats the weak. This was applied to economics - strong companies should eat weak companies. All the wealth should go to the best.
○ Gospel of wealth - Andrew Carnegie believed rich should give back to the community. Started philanthropy movement
○ Captains of Industry/Robber Barons is the name for these richies.
Hey do u have more notes for the rest of the videos? I find them very helpful! :)
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I have a DBQ tomorrow and my teacher narrowed it down to periods 4-6 so I’ve been on a binge of all your videos from those periods and they were so helpful!! Thank you!
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@@heimlershistory Yeah! This was a very educational and entertaining video, Heimler!
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Dude you help me so much man. My teacher literally talked about this today so the review is very helpful. Thank you.
Please do more as soon as you can! I love the videos and they're really helpful.
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heimler im french and when i heard u say laissez faire i had a tear in my eye u pronounce is lehsse faire
Yeah my French pronunciation is, uh, questionable. That has only become more clear now that I'm publishing AP Euro videos. However, I'm now working with a native French speaker, so when you get to AP Euro, let me know how I'm doing ;)
@@heimlershistory Omg Heimler you replied to my comment. I will for sure look at your AP Euro videos to hear how you pronounce french words even though I already took it last year (your videos saved me btw). I am such a huge fan btw as well as all my classmates and history teacher. My APUSH teacher always makes us watch your videos. I do have one question though. Are you thinking of making AP Micro/Macro videos? Because you see this year I am taking Macro and my teacher lets say does not explain things well. Have a great day :)
French student here. Laissez-faire translates to 'Let do' or 'Let make'
There it is!
what’s the industrialist’s favorite breakfast food? carn-egg-ie
I'd say Carnegie was more of a captain of industry, whereas Rockefeller was a robber baron.
That’s fair
sure but donated over half of his net worth, greatest philanthropist of all time
rockefeller^
heimler, your saving my grade right now and I very much appreciate it :)
Thank you! Your videos have been the most helpful!
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Just got a d on an apush test I thought I aced so I’m currently crying on my ceds (you think I’m joking) but you make it kind of better so thankyou
are you planning on teaching apush again next year or are you going to teach a different class?
Do you think the early 2000s will be hailed as a second gilded age because of the massive multinational tech companies?
This video makes Lenin cry
theres more beneath the surface of the gilded age just as there is more beneath beauty and gold yeah
yas
3:29 is literally Disney 😆
watching this the day before my unit 6 test
Good luck!
"Allergic reaction to government intervention"
Test today 🥴
Anyone else notice the eerie similarities to today? Oh, just me, ok.
Carnegie wouldn't pay his workers a good wage.
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I tried to access the review packet and I wasn’t able too🥲