During the early 1800’s the United States was transforming into Alexander Hamilton’s vision of an industrialized America. In the book Sam Patch, The Famous Jumper it shows a good illustration of how America operated during the Early Republic Period from 1800-1837. This shift in America brought uproar among the people and it made America dependent on the working of manufactories. The conditions in factories were intolerable and not safe at all for any workers. The effects of industrialization in America made a great impact on the institutions of freedom and equality; not allowing workers to be reasonable with their employer and causing a hardship on working individuals.
In the 1800’s, America began to be altered by the hands of many individuals in government. The changing of the guards was at hand and it was taking a toll on America. The introduction of factories into America brought the idea of better jobs, more money for the country, and a working society that did not have to be dependent on others. With this introduction into America came many strings attached. Working conditions were an …show more content…
The benefits of the industrialization in America were ideas of having multifarious modes of commuting and being able to have a better and cheaper way of getting around. Negatives of industrialization were more focused on the change in the workplace for many people. The conditions of having children and woman working in factories and not being able to have the freedom they desired and not living life as they pleased, restricted enjoyments of life. Children weren’t allowed to have free time nor were they able to go to school due to being assigned to only working in the factories. These changes allowed America to alter what was need to be changed and accept the things that needed to be accepted. Industrialization – a transformation for
In the 1800’s, America began to be altered by the hands of many individuals in government. The changing of the guards was at hand and it was taking a toll on America. The introduction of factories into America brought the idea of better jobs, more money for the country, and a working society that did not have to be dependent on others. With this introduction into America came many strings attached. Working conditions were an …show more content…
The benefits of the industrialization in America were ideas of having multifarious modes of commuting and being able to have a better and cheaper way of getting around. Negatives of industrialization were more focused on the change in the workplace for many people. The conditions of having children and woman working in factories and not being able to have the freedom they desired and not living life as they pleased, restricted enjoyments of life. Children weren’t allowed to have free time nor were they able to go to school due to being assigned to only working in the factories. These changes allowed America to alter what was need to be changed and accept the things that needed to be accepted. Industrialization – a transformation for