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Zation Unit 1860s-1900s Where: Northeast, Midwest and Westcoast Cities Industrialization-discoveries and inventions that improved manufacturing, transportation and the everyday lives of Americans Immigration-People began moving to the United States for employment opportunities and the chance for the American Dream Urbanization-the growth of cities upward and outward. Cities beginning to take a modern look (skyscrapers, mass transit, street lights).

Railroad Use Railroads Helped Farmers get crops to market Helped Cowboys sell cattle to butchers Helped ship goods and people from coast to coast.

Railroads Stimulate The Economy Carried raw materials to factories. Carried manufactured goods from factories to markets Steel tracks could carry bigger loads farther, faster R.R. created jobs in the steel, lumber, and coal industry

Making It Rich off the Railroad Many made a fortune in the Railroad industry Couplers Connected R.R. Cars Refrigerated Cars

Pullman Cars: George Pullman created the first passenger cars

Railroad Barons & Railroad Invention Tycoons Bought several railroad companies and railroad tracks Cornelius Vanderbuilt Invented the air break, allowing trains to stop much faster George Westinghouse Invented the coupler, allowing trains cars to connect to one another Eli Janney

Railroad Barons & Railroad Invention Tycoons Continued Created the refrigerated car, allowing food to be shipped coast to coast. Gustavus Swift Created the passenger car. Helps create tourism industry. George Pullman There were few laws regulating big business. These business owners grew in wealth, at the expense of their workers. Food For thought

How wealthy are we talking kids How wealthy are we talking kids? We’re talking extreme, beyond belief wealth http://www.nyc-architecture.com/NP/NP.htm Vanderbilt Home Pullman House

Inventions Change the way Americans Lived on a daily basis. Inventor Impact on Daily Life during the late 1800s Modern equivalent Telegraph Telephone Typewriter Adding Machine Camera Vacuum Cleaner Light Bulb Transformers Model T Chain Stores

New inventions and the R.R. helped Big Business Boom during this time John D. Rockefeller obtained great wealth in the oil industry Andrew Carnegie did the same in the steel industry. Many other big business owners took advantage of the new technology and lack of regulation of business to strike it rich.

Define the following in your notes. Corporation Vertical Integration Stock Sherman Anti-Trust Act Shareholders Merger Dividends Trust Horizontal Integration Monopoly