How did Industrialization transform America from 1860 to 1920? How did the coming of immigrants help the Industrial Revolution in America? Describe the social impact of the Second Great Awakening on United State
What caused fertility variations by settlement in Transylvania at the time of industrialization?FertilityBirth rateTransylvaniaFertility transitionModernizationDemand for childrenSecularizationReligionThere is an ongoing debate in the literature regarding the causes behind fertility transition. Especially, the ...
Which two developments caused industrialization and the economy to grow during the Gilded Age? What caused the economy to boom in Plymouth Colony? What were the causes of the revolution of 1830 in France? Explain. What happened during the Agrarian Revolution?
During the late 1800s, industrialization transformed many nations into advanced societies through the improvements of science, technology, industry, and transportation. Not only had had industrialization created great progression throughout the globe, but it also sparked the desire to build empires oversea...
How Did Industrialization Change In The End Of The Industrial Revolution Towards the end of the nineteenth century (1860-1900), America’s economy had gone through a transformation, where industries were developed. The rapid growth of industrialization was caused by many factors, including: abundant...
Although pitched as a program of rapid industrialization and economic growth, the Great Leap Forward was a series of utterly unworkable economic plans enforced at the point of a gun. Peasants were forced into communes and ordered to undertake completely fanciful strategies to boost food production, ...
Footnote 1 The “traditional view”, which focuses mainly on industrial child labour, argues that while children did work before industrialization such work was not exploitative. Furthermore, it gives primacy to a legislative approach driven by socially aware campaigners in reducing child labour. In...
Pacu are freshwater fish that are native to South America, yet they keep ending up in lakes and rivers of the United States to the point of establishing a habitat in Puerto Rico. However, these aren't migratory patterns, but are most likely caused by people releasing them after trying to ...
Economies of scale are key to understanding the advantages of industrialization and manufacturing. Mass production allows goods to be produced at lower prices, and those cost savings produce ripple effects that can impact the wider economy.
What caused the steep decline in department store sales in the 1930s? What are the disadvantages of industrialization? What negative effects did the financial meltdown in the United States have on the economy domestically and globally? What contributes to a developing countries economy? What are ...