Question

"how did states and industrial owners respond to these claims in the late nineteenth and eaarly twentieth centuries?"

Answer 1

Industrialization impacted the economy in many ways. People began to move from the rural areas into the cities to find jobs. According to the graph, the number of farmworkers steadily declined between 1840 and 1900. Production of iron began to increase as the industrialized era progressed. Society became more focused on the production of goods and services in contrast to an agricultural society focused on farming.

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Answer 2

U.S the leading manufacturing countries in the world. The U.S economy took a massive turn over in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.When the country changed from a rural agricultural state to the developed urban agricultural society

Step-by-step explanation:

• The country expanded and industrialized, increasing emphasis was placed upon mass production and mass distribution.
• stimulating the production and increasing the output of goods, the industry's costs were lowered and profits were maximized.
• The nineteenth testimony reciprocated from small workshops run by skilled manufacturer towards large industries.
• The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were the era of tremendous urban growth that changed the country.
• The population of cities with 2,500 or more residents jumped from 6 million to 46 million.