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The Expansion of Industry

What would help a nation go from an agrarian society into an industrialized nation?

Two Biggies NATURAL RESOURCES INVENTIONS

Natural Deposits of Oil z Natural Deposits of Oil Native Americans used Abraham Gesnar=Kerosene Edwin Drake

Henry Bessemer Coal and Iron Deposits Early Uses of Steel Creates steel Bessemer Process- pulls impurities and carbon out of iron to create steel. Barbwire Railroads Tractors Bridges Buildings

Thomas Edison Perfects light bulb in 1880. z z Thomas Edison Perfects light bulb in 1880. Creates system to produce and distribute electricity.

z z Labor to Office Jobs Christopher Sholes- invents the typewriter in 1867 Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Watson invent the telephone.

How great of a change was electricity, telephones, and typewriters?

Write a news article covering either a person, item, or invention discussed in class. Use the textbook pages 242-245. Needs to have a title, picture, and at least two paragraphs= a minimum of 10 sentences. May include on how it has impacted us today.