How Did Industrialization Change The Economy

Changing the economy in various ways, such as Industrialization and Immigration can affect the country in either good or bad ways. Back in the late 1800’s, the economy and the country was very different than it is known to be today. Westward expansion, industrialization, presidents and their decisions, immigration, and W.W.I are some events that have occurred to have changed the economy. Woodrow Wilson passed many laws such as the Clayton Antitrust Act, Federal Trade Commission Act, Federal Reserve System, Underwood Act, Banking Reform, the 16th amendment, and the 17th amendment. The laws that the government had passed has greatly affected the United States economy. To start, back in the 1800’s the nation was raw. The nation had not been built like it is today, but some events that had occurred back then had shaped the
Back then, the nation had been divided up into two regions: one being of the native Americans and the other side being for the northerners. This separation caused many problems for the Americans. Tired of this separation President Thomas Jefferson had forced the native Americans on a long and deadly path known as the trail of tears. This trial lasted many days and weeks for the natives This trail was located on the western part of the United States. This forced trail had caused blending into the bigger culture which is known as assimilation. This forced the native Americans to cope and live the way americans had lived their day to day lives. This affected the economy on many different levels. It was difficult for the natives to adapt to the united nation because they were different. This was a factor that still occurs today and I believe if things were handled differently, we would not