Industrialization in the US

TEACHERS/HOMESCHOOL PARENTS - I have cost-effective worksheets for this video, which can be found at: www.teacherspayteachers.com/S....
This video highlighted waterpower, coal, iron works factories, second-wave immigration, old immigrants, new immigrants, suburbs, tenements, saloons, American Bar Association, American Medical Association, railroads, depot, Andrew Carnegie, vertical integration, John D. Rockefeller, horizontal integration, monopolies, strikes, the National Labor Union, Knights of Labor, Terence V. Powderly, Union Pacific Railroad, Samuel Gompers, AFL, Henry Clay Frick, Haymarket Riot, strikebreakers, Eugene Debs, ARU, and much more!

[@vuongminhtrung59]

Very nice

[@johnparks6172]

Dr. Dillon, this is the best video resource I've found on KZbin. It is comprehensive, understandable and fun.

[@dr.kerrisdillon1632]

Wow, thanks! I really appreciate that. :)

[@elsuperbea5to271]

Dr. Dillon, I agree 100% with John. I’m a 40 year old return student, in the process of obtaining my bachelors. I have been reading the chapters on Reconstruction and Industrialization, I then follow up by listening to your videos. Your tone grasps my attention and does not allow me to get bored. Very helpful! Thank you!

[@Samboyant]

this was very helpful, thank you very much

[@angelamossucco2190]

Your content here is excellent.

[@Therichestlife123]

❤😊

[@desmondmccloud3026]

Great work but it's missing some key parts

[@dr.kerrisdillon1632]

Yes, it is meant for high school. Just a basic understanding of the time period. :) It's definitely not a documentary or meant to cover everything. :)

[@rm842]

We used to gain. Was it worth it?

[@dr.kerrisdillon1632]

Probably not. I hope that the teaching of the time period will help students to know how we damaged our Earth and will assist them in problem solving to help heal it.