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Industrial America

Reasons For Industrial Boom Wealth of natural resources Government support for business Growing urban population Cheap labor Market for goods

Black Gold Edwin Drake drills for oil Oil boom begins and spreads across Midwest Refining industries turned oil into kerosene Gasoline comes from this process

Steel Bessemer Process Steel changes the nature of the nation Injects air into iron to remove carbon Steel changes the nature of the nation Brooklyn Bridge Skyscrapers

Railroads Transcontinental Railroad completed in 1869 Speed up and expand travel and business Time zones created “Railroad time”

Railroads Promoted trade between previously independent towns Railroads demanded more resources Towns specializing in products Chicago-stockyards Communities along rail lines

Pullman George Pullman makes a town by his rail line for employees Strictly controlled their lives leading to a strike Profit and control

Credit Mobilier Railroad company creates construction company Applies for a contract to build their railroad with their company Subsidized by federal government Pocketed the profits Gave stocks to members of Congress

Granger Laws Frustrated by corruption farmers pressed for regulation Railroads challenged these new regulations Munn v. Illinois

Interstate Commerce Act Federal government can supervise railroads 5 member ICC to regulate Not effective at first

Panic of 1893 Mismanagement, competition, and overbuilding cause railroads to go bankrupt Investment firms bought up the railroads Monopolies