Title: How did industrialization, immigration, and urbanization affect the US from the period 1870-1900? | Yahoo Answers
Headings: How did industrialization, immigration, and urbanization affect the US from the period 1870-1900?
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How did industrialization, immigration, and urbanization affect the US from the period 1870-1900?
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Content: With all this industry being built there was a huge need for labor thus the immigration drives of the period. Millions of Europeans came to the US for work and to get out from under oppressive political regimes at home. The new immigrants became the labor for the new mills and all the services needed to keep them running and housing them led to the urban tenement problems. This in turn led to political unrest in the urban neighborhoods and helped the corrupt political machines gain control of the cities. The hard working conditions lead to the rise of unions and the battle for recognition. ( see the Homestead Strike). This is greatly encapsulated and I have read many books on many of the subjects mentioned but hopefully it gives you something to go on. ...Show more
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Immigration And Urbanization
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