American Pageant Chapter 24 APUSH Review

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Notes from the video to copy into your notes :) Ch. 24 Industrial Revolution -By 1900 America would become the leading power in the world -Rapid economic transformation of American society -Manufacturing replaces agriculture as the primary source of economic growth -Rise of big business encourages massive migrations and urbanization Inventions and Innovations -Large number of new inventions developed -High number of patents (telephone, electric light,etc.) -Creates new jobs/economic growth Railroads -Land and loan subsidies given by the federal government to the railroad companies -Govt hopes that this will increase the price of federal land, provide easy transport for federal mail and easy transport of troops -New business practices introduced by RR companies such as establishing the modern stockholder corporation, business management strategies, financing, and regulation of competition -Consolidation leads to standardization -Railroads lead to settlement of the west First Transcontinental Railroad -Pacific Railroad Act (1862): republican majority Congress passed this law during the Civil War to allow the construction of a transcontinental railroad after the war -Union Pacific: Built from Omaha to the West, Irish workers -Central Pacific: Sacramento to Sierra Nevada, Chinese laborers -Promontory point (two companies meet): May 10th, 1869 Impact of the Railroad -Unified the domestic market: created a national market for goods -Allowed for mass distribution of raw materials and manufactured goods -Encouraged mass production, mass consumption, and economic specialization -Helped promote the growth of other industries (coal/steel/etc) and lead to growth of new cities -Facilitate immigration -Divides country into time zones Problems _Railroad tycoons became extremely powerful -Federal land grants and friendly loans led the rampant corruption within the government -Speculative bubbles would burst → Speculators attempt to sell overvalued stock to the public → Overbuilding was common → Mismanagement and fraud plagued the industry -Rebates (discounts) were oftentimes given to favored shippers -Small farmers were often charged much higher rates -”pools”: secret agreements between companies to fix rates and share profits Government Regulation -Demands for the govt to intervene -Laissez faire was the philosophy of the time -Farmers were the most vocal group demanding reform -Munn v Illinois (1877) State could regulate business -Wabash case: states could not regulate interstate commerce (flips Munn) -IC Act is eventually established: first large scale attempt by fed govt to regulate business in the interest of society at large → Set up ICC → Fed govt would oversee → Banned pooling, rebates, and rate fixing → Companies had to publish rates → Initially not very effective Rise of Heavy Industry (Oil/Steel) -John D Rockefeller (oil) -Andrew Carnegie (steel Horizontal integration -Controlling all competition in a particular industry -Merging competing oil companies into one giant corporation -Consolidating all competitors to monopolize a market Vertical Integration -Controlling all aspects of manufacturing: improves efficiency, eliminates the middleman, etc. Ideas of the Industrial Revolution -Laissez faire: govt should not regulate business -“Survival of the Fittest” -Gospel of Wealth: Belief that the wealthy had a moral obligation to help out those less fortunate (Andrew Carnegie was a big supporter of this) Sherman Anti-Trust Act 1890 -Public was mad about growing corporate power -This act outlawed trusts and other monopolies that fixed prices and restrained trade -Ineffective at regulating corporations: used to attack labor unions Labor Unions → Challenges for Unions -Division between skilled vs. unskilled workers -Ethnic and racial divisions -Hostility from corporations, no protection from govt (ex: replacement workers, yellow dog contracts, banned from working, etc.) National Labor Union (1866) -First attempt to organize workers in all states -Demand for higher wages and 8 hour work day Knights of Labor (1869) -Terence Powderly opened the union to all workers (skilled and unskilled, women, and AAs) -Decline following Haymarket Riot in 1886 American Federation of Labor (1886) -Under the leadership of Samuel gompers focused on skilled workers -Focus on “bread and butter” issues: wages, working conditions, etc. Strikes -Great Railroad Strike of 1877: Rutherford B. Hayes uses federal troops to end labor unrest -Haymarket Bombing (1886): done by anarchists, but public blames labor unions and calls them radical -Homestead Strike (1892):Henry CLay Frick uses a lockout, private guards, and scabs to defeat steelworkers at Carnegie’s factory -Pullman Strike (1894)

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"The metallic fingers of the railroads intimately touched countless phases of American life." - The American Pageant chapter 24

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Hi, I was wondering if you could put the actual powerpoints online. I'm only a student so it would be useful in a paper copy/etc that I can flip through. I also imagine it would be very helpful to other teachers who are struggling (unlike you) to get across to their students. If you were to upload the powerpoints, I can't recommend slideshare enough. Cheers,

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I thought about it some more and maybe you don't want to lose ad revenue (makes sense to me). I personally can't pay for US powerpoints but it might be so helpful to others they might want to give you some money You also should look at using some donation software, paypal/etc are pretty easy to setup and, while I know these videos are nominally for your students, they help a lot of people out and I'm sure they would pay

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Thanks for the comment. As of right now I haven't posted them to any website. I have been so busy trying to make new videos for the various content. Perhaps in the near future I will post the actual power points. For now I would say hit pause to write stuff down. lol Thanks for watching!

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