Social Studies - United States History II
U.S. II Strand 1: INDUSTRIALIZATION
(Ca. 1880-1920)
The Industrial Revolution radically changed the daily lives of Americans. The immense industrial growth in the 19th century was fueled by technological innovations, abundant natural resources, and a large unskilled labor force. Migration, urbanization, and immigration are trends that continue into contemporary times.
Possible Guiding Questions to Consider:
U.S. II Standard 1.2:
Students will explain the connections between the growth of industry, mining, and agriculture and the movement of people into and within the United States.
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