Outcome: 7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth

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Outcome: 7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth The Industrial Age Outcome: 7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth

Industrialization

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Setting the Stage: The U.S. has enjoyed many distinct advantages many other countries lack Democracy and Capitalism allow for a prosperous nation Unity following the Civil War along with Industrialization fever led America to evolve into a super producer

Natural Resources

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Natural Resources: Become goods Raw Materials – coal, iron ore, timber Fertile soil -> surplus agriculture ----> Industrial Revolution Swift moving water = power & transportation

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Capital ($) Needed to pay for the production of goods Stable currency = safe buying and selling (commerce) Corporations formed to raise money through the sale of stock Bank loans = start-up for factories and businesses

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Labor Supply: Used to make goods High birth rate Immigration from Europe and Asia Women & Children

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Technology: Better ways to make more & better goods Telephone = better & faster communication Electricity = more production power Factory system = faster production Interchangeable parts -----> Assembly line Examples Today: Cars, computers, houses New inventions = more & better goods

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Consumers: Bought & used goods & services Mail order catalogues expanded sales of goods (Wards & Sears) Department stores became common in large cities. Overseas Markets = Exports to other countries = mores sales

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Transportation: Linked raw materials to factories & factory goods to consumer markets River & canals Roads Railroads (By 1900 5 Transcontinental Systems in U.S.)

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Government Cooperation High tariffs (tax on imports) -> Buying American goods Patent System protected & encouraged inventions No Interstate Tax = Free Trade (Rural Free Delivery) Land Grants to railroads encouraged westward growth Laissez-Faire philosophy = Hands-Off (limited) Government

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth Result: Due to these 7 factors coupled with our strong democratic & capitalistic beliefs, America was primed to become an economic superpower in the next 50 years. However, economic power does not come without its share of problems and those who are able to exploit the laissez-faire system.

7 Factors of America’s Industrial Growth

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