During the Industrial Revolution, industrialized countries preyed on unindustrialized countries in order to get more power and wealth. Imperialization had many lasting effects not only with jobs, but also with the way people lived. The United States had a few foreign policies in imperiziting other countries. Throughout this essay I will be explaining all of this as well as how the Industrial Revolution led to imperialism and how the United States played a role.
The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 18th century and eventually ended up in other parts of the world. The start of the American Industrial Revolution is often attributed to Samuel Slater who opened the first industrial mill in the United States in 1790 with a design that …show more content…
Factories would appear in the larger cities and it was rumored that living near a factory would mean a better future. As Dr. Gayle said in his article, “all such industrial production had two things in common: they took advantage of the cheap and abundant natural resources; and they used simple manufacturing processes that required little capital to convert raw materials into crude products.” In other words, industrialized countries would go and prey on unindustrialized countries because Industrialized countries would find resources in the less developed countries and create colonies so they could control the resources. Industrialized countries preying on unindustrialized countries is part of how the Industrial Revolution led to imperialism. The stronger nation would take over the weaker nations. The United States played a role in the industrial revolution by the creation of different inventions, one of them being the cotton mill. These inventions made it easier to do certain things and the goods made from these machines were sold to other countries. Because of this, the US gained more money; and with more money there’s more
The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 18th century and eventually ended up in other parts of the world. The start of the American Industrial Revolution is often attributed to Samuel Slater who opened the first industrial mill in the United States in 1790 with a design that …show more content…
Factories would appear in the larger cities and it was rumored that living near a factory would mean a better future. As Dr. Gayle said in his article, “all such industrial production had two things in common: they took advantage of the cheap and abundant natural resources; and they used simple manufacturing processes that required little capital to convert raw materials into crude products.” In other words, industrialized countries would go and prey on unindustrialized countries because Industrialized countries would find resources in the less developed countries and create colonies so they could control the resources. Industrialized countries preying on unindustrialized countries is part of how the Industrial Revolution led to imperialism. The stronger nation would take over the weaker nations. The United States played a role in the industrial revolution by the creation of different inventions, one of them being the cotton mill. These inventions made it easier to do certain things and the goods made from these machines were sold to other countries. Because of this, the US gained more money; and with more money there’s more