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    21‚ 1991. This is the day the Persian Gulf suffered from possibly the largest oil spill to date. However‚ the oil spill did not only affect the gulf. Animals‚ humans‚ ecosystems‚ and biodiversity were all impacted as a result. This act‚ inflicted as a war strategy by the Iraqi’s‚ is the cause of mass deterrence to the environment in the area. Although tremendous progress has been made in an effort to clean the Gulf War oil spill‚ there are still several efforts that must be made in order to maximize

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    and toil. The innovators of the American Industrial Revolution were visionaries of their time. John D. Rockefeller was a true innovator and industrialist‚ one of the most recognized of his time. John Rockefeller’s field in which he shined was that of oil drilling‚ refining‚ and storing. His work would forever change the livelihood of the American people so much‚ that the effects of his work are still reminiscing today. John D. Rockefeller did not start out as one might expect. When people envision

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    Essential Oils and Their Common Uses Essential Oils An Essential oil is the fluids from a plant in which it take on the odor and/or taste of the plant one extracts it from. Essential oils have been used through out history dating back to the bible‚ but had gone cold until 1928 when a French chemist by the name of Rene-Maurice Gattefosse had accidentally burned his hand severely while working. He plunged his hand into the nearest container which happened to be lavender oil instead of Water. To

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    Robber Barons

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    in their particular industry. A second robber baron of that time was John D. Rockefeller. The robber baron of the oil industry. Rockefeller monopolized the oil industry with Standard Oil Company. When Edwin Drake discovered oil in 1859‚ Rockefeller saw the future. He introduced techniques that completely reshaped the oil industry. He used all of his methods to reduce the price of oil to his consumers. His profits soared and his competitors were crushed one by one. Rockefeller forced

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    second place in this category with Wal-Mart since then. Exxon Mobil is also the second largest company in terms of employees employing 82‚000 people. Exxon Mobil is ranked 14th in the world in terms of oil and gas reserves. It owns less than 1% of world reserves. It produces about 3% of the world’s oil and 2% of the world’s energy. Exxon Mobil’s headquarters are located in Irving Texas‚ but it has 37 refineries in 21 countries. It is involved in upstream operations (exploration‚ extraction‚ shipping

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    Rockefeller and his partner‚ Clark‚ opened their own brokerage that traded produce and they even petroleum products‚ too. Cleveland was the perfect place to sell petroleum because with its closeness to the Pennsylvania oil fields and with the best transportation network‚ it quickly became the center of petroleum refining. In 1863‚ Rockefeller and partners finally opened their own refinery in 1863 by investing in a Ohio refinery. He bought

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    D. Rockefeller dominated the oil industry and became so rich and powerful. We briefly discussed about John D. Rockefeller in our first section of class‚ but I wanted to learn more about this influential man. This book was very detailed about his life‚ from birth all the way to his death. The author thoroughly discussed the many trials and tribulations that Rockefeller was faced with along his path to becoming one of the most influential men in the history of the oil industry. Rockefeller was born

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    In the past‚ the price of oil has led to economic recessions‚ such as the 1973 and 1979 energy crises. The effect the price of oil has on an economy is known as a price shock. In many European countries‚ which have high taxes on fuels‚ such price shocks could potentially be mitigated somewhat by temporarily or permanently suspending the taxes as fuel costs rise.[138] This method of softening price shocks is less useful in countries with much lower gas taxes‚ such as the United States. Some economists

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    John D Rockefeller‚ founder of standard oil was a captain of industry‚ he was led to the path of efficiency through his mother and father when he was younger; this helped him grow into one of the biggest companies of the time. He soon started Standard Oil and became a billionaire. Despite the robber barren ways he got to the top‚ he got there and set a way for American corporations of the future. His father started him on the road to business‚ when John D Rockefeller was seven his father loaned

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    Big Business and Labor 1. Describe two ways in which Carnegie tried to control the steel industry. Carneige tried to take control over the entire steel industry through vertical integration and horizontal integration. Vertical integration is which a company buys out its suppliers so we bought companies that supplied his raw materials such as iron‚ coal‚ and railroads to transport the steel. Horizontal integration is when a company that produces similar products merge together so he used that technique

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