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George Eastman was an American entrepreneur who, in the late 1800’s, brought the use of roll film to photography. He would be the founder of the Eastern Kodak Company.

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Elisha Otis was an American industrialist who invented a safety device for elevators, which prevents it from falling if the cable broke. He founded the Otis Elevator Company.

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Orville and Wilbur Wright were pioneers in aviation, creating and flying the first plane in 1903. Today, airplanes are an important factor in making transportation of goods and people across the world a faster process.

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Christopher Sholes was an American inventor who created the typewriter. It allowed for typing information on paper to be faster than it ever was before. The typewriter also used a QWERTY keyboard format still used in computers today.

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Bell was a Scottish engineer and inventor who would create the first telephone. He did so by experimenting with different ways if transmitting sounds over wires. He helped develop the American telegraph system and also he partially founded the AT&T company.

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Morgan was a banker who played a big role in corporate finance in the Guilded Age. In the 1850’s, he worked on the baking system, which was important for the American economy since it would influence how our banks work today,

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The Vanderbilt brother’s were entrepreneurs of several railroad and steamboat companies. They helped transport goods around America and would influence transportation systems in the United States.

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Rockefeller was an oil refiner who operated the Standard Oil Company in the late 1800’s. He would buy out railroads and other oil companies, leading to him controlling a large amount of America’s oil production. This made him one the richest people in history. His developments in the oil industry helped supply energy to many Americans.

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Andrew Carnegie was a Scottish industrialist who discovered the Bessemer process. During the late 1800’s he was able to create. steel in a safer and more efficient manner, allowing it’s price to go down, and leading to the rise of the steel industry. As a result, he became one of the richest Americans. Towards the end of his life, he donated a large amount of his wealth to the public, known as the “gospel of wealth,” to help improve society.