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American History

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U.S. Industrialization

U.S. Industrialization. After the Civil War the nation concentrated on expanding its power through Industrializing. There are many factors that contributed to our growth:

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Railroads Led the Way

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American History 2

American History 2. Chapter 14 Presentation. Chapter 14. 14.1 The Rise of Industry 14.2 The Railroads 14.3 Big Business 14.4 Unions. Thomas Edison. 14.1 The Rise of Industry. Natural Resources Workforce Free Enterprise Technology. Chapter Standards. ACOS :

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The Age of Industrialization

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The Industrial Revolution & Its Effects

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Industries of the Gilded Age

Industries of the Gilded Age. Click Here to Begin!. Welcome to the Gilded Age!. After Reconstruction, our country was experiencing lots of industrial growth and development. Some people grew very rich, while others had trouble supporting their families.

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The Crystal Palace: The Beginning of Iron & Glass Architecture

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AP World History: The Industrial Revolution

AP World History: The Industrial Revolution. Period 5. I What Was the Industrial Revolution?.

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Unit VIA Qu est Review

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Unit 5

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A New Industrial Revolution

A New Industrial Revolution. What conditions spurred the growth of industry?. Factors Leading to the Industrial Boom. Factors Leading to the Industrial Boom. Inventions that helped industry, transportation, and businesses grow.

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The Making of Steel Then & Now

The Making of Steel Then & Now. Jeff Mengel Kankakee Valley High School. The Iron Age. 1700 BC to 1850 AD Iron ore heated in the presence of carbon is reduced to make iron . Early Steel Making. Wootz Cementation Natural Steel Blast Furnace. Early Iron Works. Steel Age.

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I can:

I can: Interpret how culture changes over time as a result of industrialization, technology, or cultural diffusion.5.1.2 Complete a graphic organizer (e.g., chart , web) organizing material collected from text or technological sources . SPI 0501.4.3

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American Industrial Growth and Westward expansion

SSUSH11. American Industrial Growth and Westward expansion. Railroads and the West. Following the Civil War, the US continued to expand and become more industrialized.

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The Industrial Revolution

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Chapter 19, Section 1 The Second Industrial Revolution

Chapter 19, Section 1 The Second Industrial Revolution. Second Industrial Revolution. The first industrial revolution started in America in the early 1800s The first major industry was in the New England states producing textiles (cloth) It brought workers to cities to work in factories

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The Rise to Prominence: American Edition

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2nd Industrial Revolution

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