19th Century Industrialization of America

Title: 19th Century Industrialization of America
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19th Century Industrialization of America

Natural resources, business management, and capital and technology all played a major role in the development of industrial America from 1865 to 1900. Many industries in the U.S. including oil, salt, sugar, tobacco, and meatpacking were highly stimulated. Competition soared and that's when these fundamentals came into play. Natural resources such as petroleum began major industry in the United States. Petroleum was turned into oil and replaced animal tallow as the major lubricant. It was also …showed first 75 words of 379 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 379 total…resources had the largest effect on the U.S.’s industrial growth. Without the supply of natural resources too power industry and make products to sell, not only would the industry not have grown, but no one would have settled in America anyway and it would be a deserted land. Business management and technology led the way in building America’s industry by making the actual industry of either mining minerals, drilling for oil, etc.

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