African American Economy In The 19th Century

The results of the Industrial Revolution were extraordinary and reflected in all sectors of human life, In the nineteenth century, technology advanced, reaching first the United States and later the whole of America, as it will be presenting in classes from number 3 to number 6. In addition, the consolidation of this new industrial capitalist society will confront colonialism in the American continent, causing several countries in America to fight for independence, as we will see in classes number 7 to number 14. However, we will notice in classes number 15 to number 18 that only from the second half of the nineteenth century will there be the insertion of Latin America in the new capitalist order man with its own characteristics, a conservative
In the 10 years that followed the end of World War I, the American economy experienced a great growth, causing euphoria among the businessmen. It was at this time that the famous expression "American Way of Life" emerged - the world envied the American way of life. Proof of this era of prosperity were the "Crazy Twenties," where consumption increased, industry created, consumer goods, clubs and nightclubs were full at all times and cinema became a great diversion.
Virtually all countries, from North America, Europe and Japan, from Africa to Latin America, have been affected in one way or another by the
built the American nation. The war forever changed the country by strengthening the powers of the central government to the detriment of the state, as it saw a profound change in the economic system and that of transport infrastructure. Despite the loss of life (estimated at 620,000 - more than any other US wars combined) and massive destruction (especially in the southern states), the American Civil War did not just end slavery, but it ended up setting the conditions that would make the United States a future world