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The Industrial Revolution

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

The Industrial Revolution

By: Andrew Weaver

Inventions

  • Cotton Gin
  • Textile
  • Telegraph
  • Steam Engine
  • Steamboat

Famous People

  • Andrew Carnegie-steel
  • Henry Frick-partner of carnegie w/ coal
  • John Rockefeller-oil
  • Eugene V. Debs-Union railway 

Percentages

  • Urban Population: 80%
  • Rural Population: 20%

Urbanization

  • Jobs
  • Farming industry decreased
  • Healthcare
  • Inventions
  • Political and Social status

Women and Children

  • Women worked on manufacturing
  • Children worked on a lot of textiles
  • Grotesque environment because of loss of body parts
  • Men would run the company
  • Children and Women were like slaves

Working Conditions

  • Disease
  • Viruses/bacteria
  • Abuse
  • Dirty, filth brought to houses
  • Likely to die or lose limb

New Social Class

  • Middle Class and Upper Class
  • Average jobs
  • Allowed people to be neither dirt poor or extremely rich
  • Added a new way of life that could satisfy people

trade union goals

  • To establish better wages
  • To rebel against large firms like Carnegie Steel
  • The Pinkerton National Detective Agency massacred these people
  • Employer Benefits
  • Insurance/Retirment