Economic and Social Goals P 2 Posters 2013
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Economic and social goals during the late 19th century focused on industrialization, immigration, and urbanization. As factories grew and more immigrants arrived, cities expanded rapidly and the United States became a more industrialized nation with a larger population centered around urban areas. However, this period also saw the rise of political machines and political corruption in many large cities.
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