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HIS 112 Chapter 18

HIS 112 Chapter 18. Industrial Society. U.S. Industrial Revolution. By 1876, the U.S. was involved in another revolution, an industrial revolution By 1860: U.S. was 4 th largest industrial nation Had 100,000 factories worth $1.8 billion 70%of population lived on farms

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The Expansion of American Industry

The Expansion of American Industry. Daily Life in 1865. Indoor and electric lighting did not exist in 1865 instead the rising and setting of the sun dictated the rhythm of work and play Communications were also slow. In 1860 most mail from the East Coast took 10 days to reach the Midwest.

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Railroads as Big Business

Railroads as Big Business. Railroads Were the First Big Businesses Because they were Spread out Geographically and were Complex to Manage and Run. Railroads and American Politics Agenda for Topic 3: Railroads as Big Business The Origin of Rail Roads 2. The Early Steam Railroads

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Railroads and American Politics Agenda for Topic 3: Railroads as Big Business

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Introduction

Introduction.

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Post-Impressionism 1880-1905

What defines Post-Impressionism?. Post-Impressionism 1880-1905. 1) Name four famous post-impressionistic artists?. questions. Van Gogh, Cezanne, Seurat, and Gauguin . 2 ) Give one definitive style with each of these artists?. Linear motion, geometric shapes, dot placement, and color .

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The Trunk Lines as Big Business

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The Captains of Industry

The Captains of Industry. Andrew Carnegie Henry Ford J.P. Morgan John Rockefeller Cornelius Vanderbilt. Terms to Know? . Robber Baron The term may now relate to any businessman or banker who used questionable business practices to become powerful or wealthy.

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Andrew Carnegie

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