To feed workers in a strike named for these objects, Benny and Clovis Martin legendarily coined the name of the po’boy sandwich. Theodore Dreiser dramatized a conflict between Charles Tyson Yerkes (“YER-keez”), a magnate of these objects, (15[1])and Illinois politicians over them in his Trilogy of Desire. The film Taken for a Ride argued that illegal monopoly power had destroyed some of these objects owned by NCL. These objects name a type of mixed-use (*) suburb frequently built around 1900, (10[2])exemplified by Shaker Heights, Ohio. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? popularized a “conspiracy” named for these objects, which claims that General Motors tried to dismantle systems built for them. For 10 points, name these vehicles which run on tracks in the street, a common alternative to buses. ■END■