What were the causes and effects of Industrialization on society?

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What were the causes and effects of Industrialization on society?

Causes… Railroads expanded Natural Resources Factories increased production

More Causes… Entrepreneurs Immigration Encouraged Protective Tariffs helped U.S. industry

Even MORE Causes… Abundance of ideas New technology

Effects… Oil, Kerosene and gasoline industries were created U.S. exports dominated world markets U.S. economy grew

More Effects… Changes in how Americans lived More people moved to cities for work Businesses operated with little government supervision Higher cost of living

WAY More Effects… Increasing pollution Soil erosion, dust storms Creation of National Park Service

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