Rise Of Industry
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During the late 19th century, industrialization accelerated in the United States due to abundant natural resources, available labor from immigration, and supportive government policies. New technologies like the railroad and innovations in communications, manufacturing, and transportation by inventors such as Edison, Bell, and Westinghouse drove industrial growth and transformed the nation and world. Over 14 million immigrants arrived between 1861 and 1900, mostly from Northern Europe, providing new workers for factories.
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The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the 1700s and spread to Europe and the United States. It marked a shift from manual labor and production to mechanized factory systems, driving social and economic changes. In America, the Industrial Revolution led to the rise of factories in the North, driving migration to cities, changing work from agriculture to industry, and fueling growth in transportation networks. New inventions improved lives but working conditions in factories were often poor.
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The Industrial Revolution saw a shift from an economy based on farming and handicrafts to one based on manufacturing in factories. Before industrialization, much work was done in people's homes as part of the cottage industry. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 1750s and spread to other parts of the world at different speeds through industrialization and mechanization. While industrialization increased production and living standards for some, it also led to poor working conditions, urbanization, and negative environmental and health impacts that sparked reforms and ideological debates over economic and political systems.
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- 6. Contribution of the Railroad in the Growth of Industry
- 7. Innovator/ Entrepreneur General Industry involed Contribution of Innovator/ Entr. to Industry Impact of the Contribution to the Nation/ World C. Latham Sholes Communications Typewriter Made it easier for businesses and individuals to send letters and to communicate with one another Alexander Graham Bell Communication Telephone Allowed businesses and individuals at a distance to communicate instantaneously Thomas Alvin Edison Communcations/ electric power Phonograph and improvements on other inventions Improved communications technology dramatically, improvements in incandescent lighting allowed the world to light its cities and made production possible twenty-four hours a day
- 8. Innovator/ Entrepreneur General Industry involed Contribution of Innovator/ Entr. to Industry Impact of the Contribution to the Nation/ World Food processing Better canning techniques People no longer had to rely on only fresh food products food products could be stored on shelves Textile Northrup automatic loom More cloth was available to make clothes and other items Cornelius Vanderbilt Railroad Consolidated railroad lines, improved technology, standardized equipment Made railroad operations more efficient, reduced freight costs, opened up country to travel George Westinghouse Railroads airbrake Made longer trains and heavier loads possible