Introduction
The United States emerged between 1865 and 1920 and helped shape people 's way of life. Industrialization did improve American life in some ways. However, it also created issues. The United States ups and downs had a major effect on the changing in society. It modified how the common man or woman lived and the way they earned money to provide for their family. Industrialization, after the Civil War, affected the United States in numerous approaches which including agriculture, manufacturing, wages, and transportation.
Three major aspects of Industrialization
The United States changed from nation to an urban one. As populations grew, the demand raised the prices of land, which gave owners greater incentive to grow upward than outward (Rosenow, 2015, p.8). Classes separated into high society, middle class, and working class. Some urban problems that began were city living posed threats such as crime, violence, disease, etc. Many of the Americans blamed the immigrants for the increase in crimes when coming over through New York 's Ellis Island (Schultz, 2014, p.315-316).
Another significant aspect of industrialization was …show more content…
The first train carried goods, but the inventor also wants to carry passengers. Different companies used different widths of a track so only first passengers could travel on individual tracks until Robert Livingston designed the T-shaped iron rail. Some glitch needed to be worked out, but it was a good start. Shipping costs also decreased, and industry expanded (Garrison et al., 2014, p. 25 – 26). In cattle, production cows go from places like Abilene to Chicago slaughterhouses and meat packing plants where the animals slaughtered and preserved and sent in refrigerated rail cars to the markets. The North Dakota 's Red River Valley is recruiting for cheap laborers from Chicago and Midwestern cities for the farmers producing food in the towns going to the east (Schultz, 2014, p.
The United States emerged between 1865 and 1920 and helped shape people 's way of life. Industrialization did improve American life in some ways. However, it also created issues. The United States ups and downs had a major effect on the changing in society. It modified how the common man or woman lived and the way they earned money to provide for their family. Industrialization, after the Civil War, affected the United States in numerous approaches which including agriculture, manufacturing, wages, and transportation.
Three major aspects of Industrialization
The United States changed from nation to an urban one. As populations grew, the demand raised the prices of land, which gave owners greater incentive to grow upward than outward (Rosenow, 2015, p.8). Classes separated into high society, middle class, and working class. Some urban problems that began were city living posed threats such as crime, violence, disease, etc. Many of the Americans blamed the immigrants for the increase in crimes when coming over through New York 's Ellis Island (Schultz, 2014, p.315-316).
Another significant aspect of industrialization was …show more content…
The first train carried goods, but the inventor also wants to carry passengers. Different companies used different widths of a track so only first passengers could travel on individual tracks until Robert Livingston designed the T-shaped iron rail. Some glitch needed to be worked out, but it was a good start. Shipping costs also decreased, and industry expanded (Garrison et al., 2014, p. 25 – 26). In cattle, production cows go from places like Abilene to Chicago slaughterhouses and meat packing plants where the animals slaughtered and preserved and sent in refrigerated rail cars to the markets. The North Dakota 's Red River Valley is recruiting for cheap laborers from Chicago and Midwestern cities for the farmers producing food in the towns going to the east (Schultz, 2014, p.