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A US Perspective This 3 page paper recounts the many beneficial impacts of the Industrial Revolution. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Industrial Revolution was a tremendously positive factor in our country in the late 1800s and early 1900s. In many ways, in fact, it marked the beginning of our modern
world. With it came tremendously important scientific, social, economic, agricultural, intellectual, and political impacts. The Industrial Revolution, of course, was
not something that was confined within the US. Indeed, that revolution is something that reverberated throughout the entire world and its effects were many (Stearns, 2007). In the
US in particular, however, it was the commoner that felt the greatest impact of the great technological and societal transition that characterized the Industrial Revolution. Those that had previously
worked in agricultural pursuits flocked into the big cities to seek employment in the great factories which began to spring up everywhere. The whole nation was in fact quickly
transitioning form a subsistence pattern which involved primarily agricultural pursuits to one which depended almost solely on complex machinery. The simpler hand tools which had been so much a
part of the continents history were quickly replaced with mechanization and automation. With industrialization numerous facets of American society would change considerably.
New modes of transportation and the new areas to explore combined with a better economic status to stimulate trade and many of the upper class to travel more extensively.
With travel and more extensive trade Americans were exposed to even more ideas and stimuli for even greater development and economic profit. With more disposable income the people
of the United States demanded more and better quality consumer goods which in turn fueled the factories to an even more frantic pace. It also fueled the various American
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