What are social, political, and economic consequences of the second industrial revolution

The social problems arising from industrialization began to be seen in the nineteenth century. Often, the affected workers were immigrants who had flooded into big cities; thus it was often easier to blame poverty and unemployment on immigration rather than on shortcomings of industrialization. The political problems was when women became nurses, teachers, sales associates and secretaries. They developed a stronger sense of self-importance, and with the rise of the Women’s Suffrage movement, they began to protest for the constitutional right to vote. The economic problems was that there was an economy and productivity boom in the industrialized countries. As a consequence, living conditions improved significantly and the prices of goods fell dramatically.

The consequences are:

Economically, the Second Industrial Revolution made the West into a major producer of the world's goods. Mass production allowed goods to be sold cheaply. People became employees rather than craftsmen—these employees were often treated as interchangeable parts of the machine. Business owners became very rich and they raised money by issuing stocks. People learned that they could increase their own personal wealth by buying and selling stocks.

 Socially, the Second Industrial Revolution created two classes of people in the US and Western Europe. The rich had access to the best schools and the finest living conditions; the poor were large  uneducated and had to get by as best they could. Some people criticized this wealth gap. Electricity helped to power the Second Industrial Revolution; it was also important in driving the early film industry. Women and children also entered the work force in higher numbers than ever before.

This word in Latin meant "first man" or "first citizen." Augustus, formerly known as Octavian, used this title to suggest that the Roman Republic was still operating normally after he assumed power.

How do the authors of the Federalist Papers try to build an argument in support of the Constitution in these excerpts?

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Which conclusion is supported by this image?
A consumers had little money to buy luxury goods during the 1920s
B prices for automobiles rose during the 1920s because of limited foreign competition.
C demand for automobiles dropped during the 1920s and resulted in lower automobiles prices.
D low prices made automobiles available to many Americans

PLZZ HELP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!! What form of discrimination most directly affected Mexican Americans?

A: limits on the right to vote

B: the taking of land

C: immigration prohibitions

D: the establishment of segregated schools

In American history, the Connecticut Compromise is also known as __________.
A.
the Magna Carta
B.
the Great Compromise
C.
the Declaration of Independence
D.
the Constitution of the United States

Under the Great Compromise, how would the number of representatives in the Senate be determined?

What was going wrong for the federalists during 1800?

In passage 3, James Rapier says, "[A]ny white ex-convict (I care not what may have been his
crime..) may start with me today to Montgomery, that all the way down he will be treated as a
gentleman, while I will be treated as the convict" in order to illustrate:
A
That black people had committed crimes and should face poor treatment
because of it.
B
That white people should be entitled to better treatment on trains.
С
That black people in the South were treated worse than white criminals after the
Civil War.
D
That black people should not travel in the South because it was so dangerous.

What is one reason historians might believe di Coppo di Stefani Buonaiuti’s account of the Black Death?

Early photographers had to work with whoch of the following in order to produce photographs?
Answers: Chemicals Flowers Computers or all of the above.

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The Wampanoag Tribe’s way of life was to live modestly, heal yourself, don’t be too ambitious and stay claim. A small reflection as to what Seneca’s writes about living. They were skilled hunters, gatherers, farmers and fishers during the spring and summer; the Wampanoag system which reflects women being the backbone of the tribe. women-controlled property, and hereditary status was passed though the maternal line; there culture was based on the mother as the head of the household. Women elders could approve selection of chiefs or sachems. Women where Responsible for up to seventy-five percent of all food production in the Wampanoag Tribe. As for men they acted in most of the political roles for relations with other bans and tribes, as well as warfare. And yet when encountering the pilgrims, they showed calmness and no ambitious rather helped them survive with guidance’s. Teaching them how to grow corn, fishing and allowing them to hunt on their land. There was a peace treaty that lasted for 50 years; the agreement, in which both parties promised to not hurt one another. Which in the fall of 1621 the pilgrims shared a feast what is now known as Thanksgiving? However, during the transition of the colonists on Wampanoag land there was tension between the two. Pilgrims brought disease like smallpox the Wampanoags were helpless to this disease, what survivors where left they were sold as slaves and converted to the new religion leaving behind their spiritual traditions. This is where the shift happened, the English often referred to the sachem as King; yet both men and women could hold this position. However, the English settler’s interpretation toward the way of the Wampanoag was about who held the highest power and how they could benefit from this power by changing there way of life.

Why did the ancient Greeks construct temples?
A.to honor the cities where they were built
B.to keep deities close to the people of Greece
C.to provide a place for the oracles to live and work
D.to provide a place for Greek citizens to bathe

Who serves as the commander in chief of the United States military forces

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Carefully read the passage from the Qur'an here. In a well-structured paragraph, write a summary that describes three main
ideas in the passage.

Who inspires you? ...

3) Beginning in the , historical records in Virginia suggest a
tendency to view African Americans as slaves,
A) 1620s
B) 1640s
C) 1660s
D) 1680s

1. What was the difference between common languages and the official language in the Middle Ages, and how did that contribute to the growth of a new form of art?

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Why did the Texas settlers want to overthrow Santa Anna?
A. to help restore the power of the Mexican states
B. so that they could be annexed by the United States
C. so that slavery would be allowed in Mexico
D.to make Sam Houston Mexico's president

C
a.
Which of the following was a domestic challenge faced by Sam Houston?
a new court system
b. lack of public land
c. Native American raids of Texas settlements
d. potential invasion by Mexico

The American Revolution battles of Trenton and Princeton resulted in-a) decreased support for the colonial cause b) an increase in colonial supplies and troops c) Spain’s entry into the war on the side of the colonists. d) france’s entry into the war on the side of the colonists.

Which of the following best describes a “tributary empire” such as the Aztec? *

What are some of the benefits or good aspects of business according to Roosevelt?

Why did colonies come to Jamestown

What were the long-term effects of the Plessy v. Ferguson case?


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Homer Plessy, a black man arrested for sitting in a whites-only railroad car in Louisiana, looked to the courts for help. Plessy argued that Jim Crow laws violated the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. In1 896, his case, Plessy vs Ferguson, reached the Supreme Court. The majority of the justices ruled that segregation was constitutional as long as the facilities provided to blacks were equal to those provided to whites. This"separate but equal "doctrine was soon applied to almost every aspect of life in the South and endured well into the 1950s. However, the facilities set apart for African Americans in Southern states were seldom equal to those labeled "whites only."

What did the Persians consider to be demonic?

How did Orpheus spend the
rest of his days before his
death?

Why did the Puritans believe in the importance of educating everyone?
1.so they could write home to England

2.so they could become farmers

3.so they could read the Bible

4.so they could read newspapers

Which goal of the Preamble would be demonstrated by increasing funding to the Armed Services?

A
We the People

B
In order to form a more perfect union

C
insure domestic tranquility

D
Provide for the Common Defense

Elder men in China controlled the family property and women were considered inferior. *
True
False

Which party used political machines to attract immigrant voters?
A. The Know-Nothing Party
B. The Republican Party
O C. The Whig Party
D. The Democratic Party