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Eric Schuster, Brandon Talkach, & Brian Rohrbach

Cornelius Vanderbilt gained control of the New York and Harlem Railroad. James Fisk, Daniel Drew and Jay Gould kept Vanderbilt from taking over the Erie Railroad.
 * Cornelius Vanderbilt**


 * J. P. Morgan**

J.P. Morgan was a American financier, banker, who dominated corporate finance during his time.He also was a industrial consolidation during his time.This cartoon shows that he was at the peak of his time

Charles Darwin was a very intelligent man, who was best known as the Father of Evolution and Natural Selection. His vast ideas led to great scientific research. This cartoon shows how Darwin was mocked for his ideas (in his time).
 * Charles Darwin**

William Marcy Tweed Jr.,also known as Boss Tweed was most famous for his leadership of Tammany Hall. Which was a major part in the politics of 19th century New York. This cartoon shows that even the most powerful leader will and can fall.
 * Boss Tweed**

Andrew Carnegie was known best as the king of steel. But he was very intrested in education With his vast amount of money he helped build schools and libraries. This cartoon shows Carnegie as a young boy (that has an old face), he is playing with building blocks that he is using to build up libraries.
 * Andrew Carnegie**

Tweed was most famous for Tammy Hall( A big democratic party) which helped him get elected into the United States House of Represenaitives in 1852. But he would raise the taxes for himself. He was convicted for stealing between 30 million and 200 million dollars. This cartoon shows everyone blaming him. This cartoon is making fun of George Bush. Obama says that he isn't like Bush.
 * Boss Tweed**
 * Barack Obama**

This cartoon is making fun of the fact that there's a hole in the ozone layer and also global warming.
 * Global Warming**

In this cartoon makes fun of the fact that republican presidents have cost America money, but democratic presidents haven't. Also John McCain is saying that he's working in the same fields as other republican presidents.
 * John McCain**