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Title: New Industrial Age


1
New Industrial Age
  • Week 13
  • Chapter 14

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Beginnings . . .
  • Civil War-
  • Rapid Expansion of Industry
  • What is needed for Industrial Expansion
  • Capital Money
  • Natural Resources Oil, Coal, Iron, Rivers
  • Technological Development Inventions
  • Labor Force Workers - Cities

3
Captain's of Industry
  • Andrew Carnegie
  • Steel
  • Cornelius Vanderbilt
  • Railroads and Steamships
  • John D. Rockefeller
  • Oil Refining
  • J.P. Morgan
  • Banking Investments

4
Inventors
  • Thomas Edison
  • Incandescent Light Bulb, Moving Pictures,
    Phonograph
  • Alexander Graham Bell
  • Telephone

5
Results of Industrial Revolution
  • Population Moves
  • Farms to Cities
  • Working Conditions
  • Horrible
  • No unions
  • Cities Growing Very Fast
  • Too Fast
  • Bad Planning
  • Immigrants

6
Labor Movement
  • Factory Workers
  • Unskilled
  • Interchangeable Parts
  • Immigrants are Replacements
  • Talking about Unions?
  • Fired or Worse?
  • Blacklisted
  • Loss of Pride
  • Boss used to know everyone's name
  • Now just a Number

7
Labor Movement
  • Knights of Labor
  • Tried to Organize ALL workers
  • Discredited by Haymarket Riots, Chicago
  • American Federation of Labor
  • Organized SKILLED workers
  • Carpenters, Plumbers
  • Starts with Cigar Rollers Samuel Gompers
  • No Social or Political Agenda
  • Practical Unionization

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Labor Movement
  • Labor Problems result in violence all over the
    country
  • Strikes
  • Scabs / Strikebreakers
  • Personal Police
  • World War
  • Slows Labor Problems
  • Labor Force Declines

9
Example of Working Conditions
  • Triangle Shirtwaist Company
  • March 25, 1911
  • 146 people, mostly young women, burned to death
    in the factory fire.
  • Most doors were locked to prevent workers from
    taking breaks or leaving early
  • Dusty, Dirty Conditions Fueled Fire.
  • Fire Truck ladders only reach second floor
  • Window Bolted Shut
  • Fire spread so fast most bodies were found still
    hunched over sewing machines.

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