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Objective: Analyze the Second Industrial Revolution by comparing inventions of the past to today BR 1) List and describe some of the best inventions of ) Which do you feel is the best and why?

Second Industrial Revolution 1890s Period of rapid growth and manufacturing in the U.S.

ItemInvention or Change InventorChange to U.S. Culture How is it today In future? Steel Railroads Electric power Communicat ions Auto planes

Quiz 1) What was the Ghost Dance and how did our government react to it? 2) What was the purpose of the Dawes Act 3) Why did the battle of little big horn take place?