If all three sections were to go to war, I believe that the South and West would ally with each other. The reason I think this is because of their similarities. Both sections are based off agriculture, and both are trying to increase the number of slave states. The result of the war would be the North succeeding. This would be so because of all the equipment and machinery the North can make from their factories since they are a industrialized society.
This was significant because they were able to manufacture by products of the iron ore and export them in exchange for money or other goods. Some of these by products included plows, tools, kettles, nails, and large blocks of iron which they also exported to England. Because the Middle Colonies had such a wealth of resources, it was an ideal place for colonists to live. In addition to the resources and the production of mills, the Middle Colonies also had prospering cities. Along the coast of the Middle Colonies were excellent harbors, which were supreme sites for cities.
(doc 4) It was a good way for transportation of the goods and getting resources giving them. England had the resources for good industrialization. The resources for good industrializing were coal, wool, iron, cotton, tin, lead, and water. The water was used to power the factories and other things. It was also used for transportation.
Civilizing the Machine The essay, The Transformation of Northern Society, was written by John F. Kasson from his book, Civilizing the Machine. It is an interpretive essay about Lowell’s plan of creating textile factories in the U.S. The article was written to show how factories first became a big thing in the U.S. and how the U.S. benefitted a lot from them. He was convinced that In the essay, Kasson analyzes how the creation of the many factories changed and benefitted for the U.S. In the essay, Kasson looks at how the factories that Lowell planned and set up helped the growth of the states.
1 An Analysis on the Role of Iron and Iron Works in the Development of British Colonial America Key Term: Iron Reference: Early American Imprints, Series I: Evans, 1639–1800 1 Iron is a marvelous and fascinating material. It is perhaps one of the most important resources in the development of various societies in early modern history simply due to the sheer versatility and use of the material. No matter where civilizations arose, those that had access to iron and iron industry were always at an advantage. Iron nails facilitate the rapid growth and expansion of societies, iron tools allowed these societies to cultivate and function with much greater ease, and iron weapons provided great advantages to those who were able to utilize them for defense. To understand the manufacturing and distribution of iron and iron products within a civilization is to know the very pulse of that civilization.
These technologies included new farming implements and methods, Railroads, steam engines, and the telegraph, to name a few. This was the beginning of what would come to be known as the Industrial Revolution. There are several reasons why the Industrial Revolution Began in England. Britain had many resources, including timber and steel and iron ore. It also had a stable government, which allowed for the people to begin industrializing in the first place, harbors for trade, a very large population resulting in a very large workforce, and many water ways throughout the country to transport materials and products as well as to use for water power at mills.
All of history has been determined through a serious of economic, social, and political causes. After the Industrial Revolution the nations of Europe had advanced their industries and economy vastly. They turned to the rest of the world looking for raw materials and a new market to trade with. Thus, the colonization of Africa and other less-developed nations began, and is referred to as new imperialism. The Europeans asserted their dominance over these less-developed areas for economic reasons, but also to spread European customs and heighten the sense of pride they had in their nation.
During the eighteenths and nineteenth century, there was a changing in society in Europe and America, called the Industrial Revolution. Back then, both areas were rural with dependence on the use of agricultural to earn an income and feed themselves. When making tools or anything that required manufacturing, it was done in the homes of people with hand tools and basic machines. The Industrial Revolution was very important because during this time the invention of the steam engine boosted transportation and factory machines. Also the iron and textile industries benefited greatly with the revolution.
Progressive Reformers History when given the proper perspective is a lot like a diamond in the rough; it is an invaluable resource to those who take the time to acquire it. This thought can be reflected in the work of literature ‘Workers’ Control of Machine Production in the Nineteenth Century’ by David Montgomery and James W. Fraser work ‘A History of Hope’. The thought really is a reoccurring theme in both of these text, that thought being ‘As a team we can accomplish the dream’. In both passages the employers are oppressing the working classes but by the strength of a dream in time we can see a team being formed. In chapter seven of A History of Hope a woman who went by the name of Mother Jones prove to be a very powerful example of someone who thoroughly believed and lived by the above quote.
Section 3 CHAPTER 9 Industrial development in the United States paralleled industrialization in Britain. What were some favorable conditions that sparked industrialization in both Britain and the United States? Many new machines were powered by running water, so inventors built spinning mills near rivers and hired many workers to run the machines. The new machines led to the growth of the factory system, which brought workers and machines together in one place to manufacture goods What factors led to the great expansion of U.S. industry in the late 1800s? The USA started exporting and importing goods with other countries.