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The Gilded Age
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- Republican legislation during the Civil War
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- Laissez-faire policy
- New industry
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- The changing nation
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The foundations of industrialism (the social system that results from an economy based on large-scale industries) were established in the United States during the first wave of industrialization, or the development of industry, which occurred between the American Revolution (1775–83; the American colonists' fight...
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- Industrialism Takes Root in the United States
- Transportation and Communication Systems in the New Nation
- The Machine Makers
- The First Factories
- The Gilded Age
- Railroads: The First Big Business
- The Robber Barons
- Urbanization
- Workers in the Industrial Age
- The American Labor Movement
- The New South
- The Effects of Industrialism on Farming and Ranching in the West
- Reformers Take on Industry: The Progressive Era
- Industrialism in the Twentieth Century
