The Second Industrial Revolution affected the North, South, West, and Midwest in many ways. It affected the regions socially, politically, economically, etc. The North had lots of immigrants come in for industrial jobs, which then increased the population. The South had many social issues, the biggest one being race. Many African Americans left the South to escape discrimination and to work in factories in the North and Midwest. In the West, the population was very small and the Transcontinental Railroad linked the United States coasts in 1869. The Midwest was a very large region and had many labor unions in the big cities and social reform movements.
If I were living in one of these regions during the Second Industrial Revolution, I would
If I were living in one of these regions during the Second Industrial Revolution, I would