1900’s Innovation.

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1900’s Innovation

“The period of invention after the Civil War set the stage for great industrial growth. Still, more than technology would be needed to transform the United States. It would take shrewd businesspeople and many investors willing to gamble on new products.” European and American business leaders began to invest in new inventions and industries By 1900 American's standard of living was one of the highest in the world

Robber Barons or Captains of Industry? Robber Barons- business leaders who built their fortunes by stealing from the public Captains of Industry- business leaders who served their nations in a positive way

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