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These were 2 types of 19th century business men. These terms were used for powerful men. They both made fortunes by monopolizing large industries through illegal activities. John D Rockefeller was a robber baron and became rich by monopolizing the oil industry. Captains of industry used their power and made their wealth to benefit society. Henry Ford was a captain of industry and payed his employers double and donated his money. Captains of industry had much better intentions than robber barons.

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Robber barons were companies that were extremely sucessfull. so sucessfull infact that they could effect politics. these robber barons also ussauly had very harsh working conditions

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chinese exclusion act

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Child labor - During the industrial era. Child labor ended before the great depression.

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Captains of industry and robber barons- Robber barons were business leaders who wielded power without any accountability in the unregulated market.

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1882 - 1943 restricting immigration from china to america.

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1848-1971 advocated for womens rights in many countries so they could be granted the rights to vote.

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Child labor was when kids did grown men jobs, the kids were around the age of 4-9

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Chinese exclusion act- The US passed the act that chinses people couldn't immigrate from chine to the US.

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Child Labor: 1800s-1900s Making kids climb into small places, scavenged into toxic places, working long hours, low pay for dangerous jobs (less then a dollar). Adults were getting mad, and kids weren't getting mad... so kids were getting hired and there were riots.

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indian removal act

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Declaration of Independence

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Late 18th Century Industrial Revolution: Child Labor Laws

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Late 18th Century Industrial Revolution: Child Labor Laws

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During the Industrial Revolution children were employed in dangerous environments with long hours and little pay that often had long-term health consequences. The federal child labor law was eventually passed, and now there are strict limitations on working conditions, the age at which people can work, and minimum wage.

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The Dust Bowl was one of the most severe human caused natural disasters in history, happening in the 1930s, around the time of the great depression and causing farmers to be unable to farm crops and causing dangerous living conditions in texas with storms of black dust plaguing the air caused by the overplowing of fields.