Industrialization After The Civil War
Part One After the Civil War thins in the industrialization changed tremendously. Many machines replaced the hand labors as to the main meaning to manufacturing, increasing the production capacity. Many investors and bankers supplied many of the huge amounts of money that business leaders needed to expand their operations.
Part Two Major Aspects of Industrialization Urbanization: Entrepreneurship involves the identification of opportunities based on information transferred from sources. Labor Organizing: The reduced number of women in the workforce. Progressive Era Reforms: The United States was experiencing rapid growth and cites were overcrowded and those living in poverty suffered greatly.
Specific Groups Affected by Industrialization Women: lack of jobs and the most significant change in women's work to emerge from industrialization was the notion that women should retire from work when they married. Children: Lack of Education and constant mistreatment. African Americans: When railroads first appeared in America during industrialization, African Americans were especially affected since they had to work in harsh conditions and climates that they weren't used to. Also, working conditions were bad, and they worked very long hours, only to receive small wages.
Immigrants: the United States began laying down immigration laws like the
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 and most immigrants saw America as a place for freedom and chance. Workers: Teaching expanded giving others opportunity and the workforce and many machines did mostly all the work.
The life of Average others dealing with Industrialization Machines did all the work instead of using man.
No workers were no longer their own bosses.
Workers in massproduction assembly lines found themselves doing the same mundane task over and over again instead of making their own decisions.
As the need for skilled workers
Part Two Major Aspects of Industrialization Urbanization: Entrepreneurship involves the identification of opportunities based on information transferred from sources. Labor Organizing: The reduced number of women in the workforce. Progressive Era Reforms: The United States was experiencing rapid growth and cites were overcrowded and those living in poverty suffered greatly.
Specific Groups Affected by Industrialization Women: lack of jobs and the most significant change in women's work to emerge from industrialization was the notion that women should retire from work when they married. Children: Lack of Education and constant mistreatment. African Americans: When railroads first appeared in America during industrialization, African Americans were especially affected since they had to work in harsh conditions and climates that they weren't used to. Also, working conditions were bad, and they worked very long hours, only to receive small wages.
Immigrants: the United States began laying down immigration laws like the
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 and most immigrants saw America as a place for freedom and chance. Workers: Teaching expanded giving others opportunity and the workforce and many machines did mostly all the work.
The life of Average others dealing with Industrialization Machines did all the work instead of using man.
No workers were no longer their own bosses.
Workers in massproduction assembly lines found themselves doing the same mundane task over and over again instead of making their own decisions.
As the need for skilled workers