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    cultural diversity. Much of this change was sparked by the industrialization that was introduced into American culture in the late 1800s. The legal, social, and economic changes in the Northern, Southern, and Western regions were inspired by the Industrial Revolution. The “New America” that was developing at the…

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    given to people that did not have jobs. Also, reforms were made that gave equal power to all. The accelerated period of industrial growth during the 1800s and into the early 1900s was more helpful because new products were made, land was conserved, and progressive reforms were made. Industrialism was helpful because conservation was done by Teddy Roosevelt. During the industrial revolution new inventions helped the community. The assembly line made work efficient. On the day in 1913, Henry Ford…

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    I. INTRODUCTION Business has been progressively electronized throughout the industrial revolution. The advent of electric sorters, typewriters, and the early computers has been effected organizational efficiencies. It is the most cost effective processes. The advent of computers has substantially changed the efficiencies of back office processes, initially focusing on natural applications that replaced manual labor, such as utility billing and corporate payrolls. After labor-saving applications,…

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    During the Industrial Revolution, there were significant changes in society and economy that were extremely favorable for all aspects of society, creating massive changes in lifestyles. These changes included an increasing mechanization, agriculture, industry, and trade. All led by scientific developments, which made a positive, and ideal picture of wellbeing and progress giving rise to urbanization. All along the Industrial Revolution there was a colossal change in the industrial system of…

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    main economic theory of mercantilism is to increase trade for one empire and weaken rival empire. The 18th century undergo degree of regional specialization , the economic advance of the eighteenth century were based on easier exchange between industrial and agricultural are between country and town which allowed specialization to take place and allowed cost- saving implication. due to Britain no internal tariff barriers also kept cost low and increase the growth of commerce. This plan was…

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    Have you ever imagined your life as perceived in the eyes of others? Do the lives of those who live in major cities tend to move faster, like the hustle and bustle of traffic? What about country folks, do their lives move like a tractor on an old back road? When most people see this house comment on the huge front porch or how massive and exquisite it appears. For me, home is the first thing that rushes to my mind. To countless people this is just an image of a house, but to me there are…

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    The American society in the 1920’s went through a great number of changes. The rising prosperity led to a lot of the younger generations in America living different lifestyles, loosing their traditionalist backgrounds. The boom and post war situation had also caused a significant rise in the immigrant population. All of these changes were received differently by most Americans, which lead to conflict, or in some cases extreme intolerance. One of the most influential promoters of racism was the…

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    What is the worst job you have ever had? Many people have to work jobs that you would never even consider doing. Doing these kinds of jobs can change people for better or for worse. The video “Learning from Dirty Jobs" explains how harder work conditions affect the workers in the environment in different ways. Filmed in Dec 2008, Ted Talk video "Mike Rowe: Learning from Dirty Jobs" Mike Rowe, host of Dirty Jobs tells his story of hard jobs and how they affect the workers. Dirty Jobs is a TV…

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    In history, the colonial era of racism and ethnic discrimination has been a major concern and a controversial issue in the United States. During the time on industrial growth in the U.S. corporations and manufacturers relied heavily on cheap labor, so many people from Asia began to immigrate to the country in hopes of finding jobs. But as the number of Asian American immigrants started to increase, so did the discrimination and racism towards them. Actually, they were divided into three…

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    More and more manufacturing sectors across the world continue to adopt robotics and automation. The two sister technologies have enabled manufacturers to operate more efficiently, as well as cut costs significantly. Robots can perform several sets of operations at once while automation only focuses on a single set of operation at any given time. This report has discovered that robotics and automation affected manufacturers in the Auto sector in varying ways. GM has reduced its number of workers…

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