The Industrial Boom
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Question: What factors helped to promote America's huge industrial growth during the period from 1860 to 1900? Industrialization in America did not begin until about a hundred years after it began in England and other European countries. Although once it began, it kept on going. Within forty years America was producing anywhere between double to five times the amount of steel that Germany or England was producing. This was called The Industrial Boom. During The Industrial Boom many of the things that are used today were created, like the first car, telephone, light bulb, vacuum, even the shaving razor....
policy and the object of the policy was that he wanted to control all the factors that contribute to making steel. Carnegie was one of the richest men of the century and gave most of his wealth away towards schools, libraries, and hospitals feeling that no one should die wealthy.
policy and the object of the policy was that he wanted to control all the factors that contribute to making steel. Carnegie was one of the richest men of the century and gave most of his wealth away towards schools, libraries, and hospitals feeling that no one should die wealthy.
In conclusion The Transcontinental Railroad, the amazing technology advancements, and the Bessemer process all were big Factors in the growth of America as well as many other people and things. The Industrial Boom was a great time period for America and it formed America as we know it today.
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