1. The Rise Of Industry

2. Industrial Revolution
Definition: A time of Rapid change and growth when people changed from making things by hands to machines
Two New Industries:
Railroads- Linked all parts of the country so raw materials and goods could be brought from countryside to city
Steel- Huge quantities of low cost, strong metal were produced for making Railroads, machines, Factories

3. Transcontinental Railroad
Definition: A Railroad that would connect the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
Union Pacific- Job was to start on the East end of Omaha, Nebraska and lay tracks westward
Central Pacific- Start at West end of Sacramento California and lay tracks Eastward
Both Were to meet in the middle

4. Age of Steel
Andrew Carnegie- Born in Scotland and Immigrated to United States where he worked and bought stock in companies to make money. He built a steel factory and made steel cheaper becoming a millionaire
Stock Holder- People who own Part (stock) of a company
Corporations- A business who is owned by many investors who pay for its initial expenses for profit later on

5. Black Gold (Oil)/ Rockefeller’s Oil Trust
John D. Rockefeller- A Young Business man who believed refining oil would be important to the oil industry. With 4 partners he created the Standard Oil Company, a Monopoly, and became a billionaire
Standard oil Company-Rockefeller's Business which became a monopoly controlling most of the oil refineries in the world

6. Monopoly- A company that controls all production and sales of a particular product or service (No Competition)
Trust- A group of corporations that unite in order to reduce competition and control prices in a business or industry
Advantages?
Disadvantages?

7. Communication and Technology
Alexander Graham Bell- Believed he could invent a device that would allow a person to talk to another person far away. The telephone was his invention in 1876
Thomas Edison: The most productive inventor between 1860 and His inventions included: Phonograph (Record Player), Motion Picture Camera, Light Bulb, and the Power Plant

8. Henry Ford- Moved to Detroit, Michigan to get a job and work on his idea of a horseless Carriage , A vehicle that ran on its own power. First car was created in 1903
Interchangeable Parts-Creating parts to fit all types of Vehicles or Machines
Assembly Line- a production method that allowed for a product to move down a line and each person would be responsible for one specific job on that line. This increased the speed of production

9. New Production Methods
Assembly lines and interchangeable parts were used by factories to speed up production
Advantages?
Disadvantages?

10. Agenda 3/18/10 Warm-up: Journal entry
What were some positive aspects of the Industrial Revolution?
How could this era lead to negative influences on people and culture?
What is going to change because of this revolution and how?
Industrial Revolution video