1. Alan Brinkley, American History 14/e
Chapter 10: America’s Economic Revolution

2. Highlights The Changing American Population
Transportation, Communications, and Technology
Commerce and Industry
Men and Women at Work
Patterns of Industrial Society
The Agricultural North
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3. The Changing American Population
The American Population,
Reasons for Population Increase
New York City’s growth
Immigration and Urban Growth,
Rapid Urbanization
Surging Immigration
German and Irish Immigrants
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4. The Changing American Population
Population Growth,
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5. The Changing American Population
Immigration,
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6. The Changing American Population
Sources of Immigration,
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7. The Changing American Population
Immigration,
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8. The Changing American Population
Sources of Immigration,
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9. The Changing American Population
American Population Density, 1820
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10. The Changing American Population
American Population Density, 1860
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11. The Changing American Population
The Rise of Nativism
Native American Party
The Know-Nothings
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12. Transportation, Communications, and Technology
The Canal Age
Steamboats
Economic Advantages of Canals
The Erie Canal
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13. Transportation, Communications, and Technology
Canals in the Northeast,
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14. Transportation, Communications, and Technology
The Early Railroads
Technological Basis of the Railroads
Competition between Railroads and Canals
The Triumph of the Rails
Consolidation
The DeWitt Clinton, (Library of Congress)
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15. Transportation, Communications, and Technology
Railroad Growth,
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16. Transportation, Communications, and Technology
Innovations in Communications and Journalism
The Telegraph
The Associated Press
Fueling Sectional Discord
Samuel Morse (Portrait Gallery)
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17. Commerce and Industry The Expansion of Business, 1820-1840
Impact of the Market Economy
The Expansion of Business,
Advantages of the Corporation
Inadequate Credit
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18. Commerce and Industry The Emergence of the Factory
Transformation of the Shoe Industry
The Industrial Northeast
Advances in Technology
Interchangeable Parts
Technological Innovations
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19. Men and Women at Work Recruiting a Native Workforce
Transformation of American Agriculture
The Lowell System
Women Workers
Decline of the Lowell System
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20. Men and Women at Work Lowell, Massachusetts, 1832
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21. Men and Women at Work The Immigrant Workforce
Economic Advantages of Immigrant Labor
Harsh Work Conditions
The Factory System and the Artisan Tradition
De-skilling
National Trade Unions
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22. Men and Women at Work Fighting for Control “Free Labor”
Commonwealth v. Hunt
Female Protective Unions
America’s Divided Working Class
“Free Labor”
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23. Patterns of Industrial Society
The Rich and the Poor
Increasing Inequality in Wealth
The Urban Poor
African American Poverty
Social Mobility
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24. Patterns of Industrial Society
Middle-Class Life
Rapidly Expanding Middle Class
New Household Inventions
Growing Class Distinctions
The Changing Family
Declining Economic Role of the Family
Falling Birth Rates
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25. Patterns of Industrial Society
Women and the “Cult of Domesticity”
Female Education
New Roles for Women
Women’s Separate Sphere
Benefits and Costs
Working-Class Women
Leisure Activities
Minstrel Shows
P. T. Barnum
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26. The Agricultural North
Rise of Commercial Agriculture
Northeastern Agriculture
Truck Farming in the Northeast
New England, (Royalty-Free/CORBIS)
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27. The Agricultural North
The Old Northwest
Industrialization in the Old Northwest
Agricultural Specialization
New Agricultural Technologies
McCormick Reaper
Rural Life
Importance of Religion in Rural Communities
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