How Did Industrialization Changed America

America is a great country. America’s industrialization is to thanks for that. American Industrialization helped boosted America to the top by furthering the production and development of machinery. People also had the same effect on the Industrialization. People also had the same effect on the Industrialization. Without such a boom in industrialization in the past, America wouldn’t be a high power in the world. In the late years of 1750-1850, students and successful scholars in the fields of history, economics, technology, and engineering had changes of their own they wanted to add and change in the society. The growth and development of new machinery and factories were starting to come into the picture. With all of the new factories, come jobs. With all the new innovations being produced, come demands. These demands consist of food, housing, and other necessities for the
Barthel were the first two people in America to produce and publicly show a horseless carriage. The horseless carriage consisted of four wheels, a steering stick in the middle of the only two seats, and two pedals, gas and brakes. The first carriages went a whole 7 or 8 miles per hour but were more efficient than walking everywhere. Despite the newly discovered automobile was powered by gasoline, everyone in America wanted to get their hands on one. When the two inventors shared their invention with the community, word spread quickly all over the world. Little did the two inventors know that they had invented something great and started a whole new era of transportation? Everyone was booming and talking about the new horseless carriage and the all the higher class people of America had to have one. Soon they were widely and mass produced and made cheaper for everyone to have and make life more convenient (May