How Did The First Industrial Revolution Encourage The Rise To The Pursuit Of American Power

America greatly improved it's standing not just in the Western Hemisphere but in the entire world. There was an event that made European powers respect us. That event brought out even more revolutionary ideals among other things. These revolutionary ideals brought a market for religious and revolutionary zealots. This after-shock in the original revolution was all brought by economic improvements, the War of 1812, and westward expansion. Economic improvements supported America's rise to power in the world. The First Industrial Revolution sent many people from a house setting where the Sun dictates the schedule to an industrial setting where the clock set the schedule. Basically from a non shift to a fixed shift environment. The National Bank supported a strong economy which is essential in a world power. How? The National Bank supported competition between business. This is right along with what the Declaration of Independence says, “...The right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness”. It made sure that everyone has an equal shot, just not a guarantee of success. Like stated, the pursuit of happiness is not the
One way that “morale” was boosted was a naval battle that involved the USS Constitution. While fighting a British ship, the British ship fired and the canon-balls bounced harmlessly off of the wood on the USS Constitution. Thus giving our ship the nickname “Old Ironsides” and our men the courage that if our navy can fight, so can our army. America's army was not alone in our fight, French and Spanish forces also fought the British. America survived thanks to that assistance. Finally on the topic of the War of 1812, a certain man named Andrew Jackson led a ragtag group of farmers and militia and even some slaves against the British army and won in New