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what had the u.s. Come by the 1880s the worlds industrial leader
list the factors of productions 1. land - not just the land but its natural resources 2. Labor- large population to do the work 3. capitol - money, buildings, & equipment
List the three major natural resources found in the u.s. coal, lron ore, oil
Tell what happened to the American population in 1860 and 1890 It more than doubled in size
How many immigrants came to America between 1860 and 1900 14 million
Who were many of these immigrants Adult males eager to find employment/work or job
Define laissez - faire let alone - french phrase ineaing
As American industry developed tell about government restraints few government restrains
Define entrepreneurs Business organizers
How did high protective tariffs help the American industry it kept out foreign goods
Who invented the typewriter C. Latham Shelves
Who invented the telephone Alexander Graham Bell
How did the inventions of the light bulb help industry production Possible 24-Hours a day
What great changes occurred in the clothes industry ( there are 2) standard sizes ready made clothes
how did the Westinghouse air brake help the locomotives the cars of the train could stop simultaneously
how did the use of standard gauge track help move fright faster they could line to line without having to be unloaded from and car and reloaded onto another..
who was one of the most successful railroad consolidators Cornelius Vanderbilt
define standard time the time in any of the 24 hour zone each an hour aport.
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