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Chapter 25.3 and 25.4 (Industrial Revolution in the United states…
Chapter 25.3 and 25.4
Industrialization Spreads
Reforming the industrial world
Industrial Revolution in the United states
Industrialization In the United states
Began in the textile industry. Britain had forbid engineers, mechanics and tool makers to leave the country
For decent wages girls during this time would work 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. Textiles led the way but the clothing manufacture when under mechanization.
Later expansion of the U.S. Industry
The northeast experienced much industrial growth in the early 1800's. In the last third of the 1800's the country experienced a technological boom.
Railroads played a big impacting role in American's industrialization
the rise of corporations
Elements of a modern economic system developed during the industrial revolution.
The standard oil and the steel company sprang up and they sought to control every aspect of their industries.
Continental Europe Industrializes
Beginnings In Belgium
Belgium led europe in adopting britain's new technology. British skilled workers played a key role in industrializing belgium.
The design of a spinning machine was smuggled into the united states.
Germany Industrializes
The germany was politically divided in the early 1800's, economic isolation and scattered resources hampered countrywide
Germany built railroads that linked its growing manufacturing cities
Expansion elsewhere in europe
Industrialization during the early 1800's proceeded by region rather than by country,
In france, sustained industrial growth occurred after 1830. Industrialzation was more measured and controlled than in other countries
The impact of industrialization
Rise of global Inequality
The wealth got a gap between the inudustrialized countries
britain led in exploiting its overseas colonies for resources and markets
Transformation Of Society
Lives of people changed drastically with the revolutions of agriculture, production and transportation
The philosophers Of Industrialization
Laissez-faire economics
the economists of capitalism
the ideas that helped bring out the industrial revolution
Natural laws governed economic laws, the important ideas were the foundation