Microsoft Office, and the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company

Microsoft Office can be used in any work environment, it’s user friendly and not as complicated as some may think. Microsoft Office is the world’s best and famous work program for studying, personal use, and office work. Microsoft Office includes Access, Excel, Outlook, Power Point, Publisher and Word. I will be including Word, Excel and Power Point in my paper. Microsoft word is a word processer and a component of the Microsoft Office software system. You can spend more time writing and less time formatting. Putting together documents has never been easier. It’s used to create, view, edit, save and print documents. One of the most popular tools is the spell checker. Microsoft Word can spell check more than 50 languages! Microsoft Excel is an electronic spreadsheet program that can be used for storing, organizing and manipulating data. Excel is a very handy organizational tool and is the world’s most used database. Microsoft Power Point is a presentation program. It can be made into slide shows, and photo albums with music or narrations. It can be used to create great presentations for the business world, the classroom, or just for your own personal use. Microsoft Office is very beneficial to everyone and anyone once you get the hang of it. You won’t regret learning and practicing, it has a lot to offer you.

In the early twentieth century, the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company in Ludlow, Colorado was owned and controlled by John D. Rockefeller Jr., who lived 2,000 miles away from his tormented miners. The coal strike of 1913-1914 began when, exhausted from years of anguish and to assert their rights, the workers banded together and left their picks and shovels for a better life. In September of 1913, the coal miners have had enough. They bonded together and demanded fair treatment and decent pay from their oppressors. They demanded the enforcement of the 8-hour work day and the right to live outside of