Gottlieb Daimler
He was the inventor of the light engine. Spielvogel noted that this invention was “the key to the development of the automobile” (692). A decade later, a large number of cars has been produced. The invention of the engine was very important because it gave rise to the emergency of the large car factory as well as the aircraft industry. It should be studied today because Daimler was a representative figure in the early history of the automotive industry, whose invention presented a new approach to view the transportation. The automobile would not be created without this engine.
White-collar jobs
They were various job opportunities created due to the expansion of government service and the development of the large-scale factory buildings. Spielvogel noted that “Although there was little hope for advancement, these jobs had distinct advantages for the daughters of the middle classes and especially the upward-aspiring working classes” (697). The emergency of this kind of jobs provided more opportunities for female workers and enabled them to find jobs easier because the diploma requirements of these jobs were not so high. It should be studied today because the white-collar jobs were especially significant to workers from the middle class, which led to …show more content…
Spielvogel indicated that “these tabloids provided lurid details of crimes, jingoistic diatribes, gossip, and sports news” (713). Some newspapers could sold millions of copies in a single day, which marked the significantly increase in literacy at the end of the nineteenth century. Literacy was one of the characteristics of the new mass culture.It should be studied today because the it helped to make newspapers to be an important part in the American life. The fierce competition due to the popularity of the yellow press contributed to the wide distribution of
He was the inventor of the light engine. Spielvogel noted that this invention was “the key to the development of the automobile” (692). A decade later, a large number of cars has been produced. The invention of the engine was very important because it gave rise to the emergency of the large car factory as well as the aircraft industry. It should be studied today because Daimler was a representative figure in the early history of the automotive industry, whose invention presented a new approach to view the transportation. The automobile would not be created without this engine.
White-collar jobs
They were various job opportunities created due to the expansion of government service and the development of the large-scale factory buildings. Spielvogel noted that “Although there was little hope for advancement, these jobs had distinct advantages for the daughters of the middle classes and especially the upward-aspiring working classes” (697). The emergency of this kind of jobs provided more opportunities for female workers and enabled them to find jobs easier because the diploma requirements of these jobs were not so high. It should be studied today because the white-collar jobs were especially significant to workers from the middle class, which led to …show more content…
Spielvogel indicated that “these tabloids provided lurid details of crimes, jingoistic diatribes, gossip, and sports news” (713). Some newspapers could sold millions of copies in a single day, which marked the significantly increase in literacy at the end of the nineteenth century. Literacy was one of the characteristics of the new mass culture.It should be studied today because the it helped to make newspapers to be an important part in the American life. The fierce competition due to the popularity of the yellow press contributed to the wide distribution of