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The document defines several important terms from the late 1800s including Thomas Edison, horizontal integration, monopoly, Ghost Dance, Gross National Product, and the Pacific Railway Act. It also provides definitions for corporation, entrepreneurs, Andrew Carnagie, and discusses the Indian Peace Commission and relocating Native Americans to reservations.
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