Rise of Industrialism Key Factors in Industrial Growth Government support for Industrialism.

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Rise of Industrialism Key Factors in Industrial Growth Government support for Industrialism

Skyscraper New York City 1901 The Spirit of Innovation Steel is King Electricity becomes widespread Machines increase production

John D. Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil Industrial Giants John D. Rockefeller and Oil Andrew Carnegie and Steel Other Industry Leaders “The Gilded Age”

“Bosses of the Senate” political cartoon from PUCK magazine The Rise of Industrial Trusts Trusts Influence Government Affairs City Government Corruption

Andrew Carnegie Wealthy Americans Face Criticism Industrialists Defend Big Business

Steel workers in a steel mill Industrialization benefits the middle class Life for average Americans Industrial working conditions Low pay and reasons to stay

Coal miners, most of whom are boys, in Pennsylvania Industrialism and women Child labor Minority and Immigrant Laborers

Strikers at a textile mill in Massachusetts, being held back by federal troops Labor Unions emerge Business response to labor Strikes and violence Union victories

Public food inspection Consumer fraud The meatpacking Industry muckrackers

Hillside oil derricks and driller’s shanties in Pioneer Run, Pennsylvania in 1865 Environmental impact Mining and deforestation Air and water pollution Environmental reformers

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