Lapansky-Werner et al     25     The Beginning

• Britian made goods America needed.
• People built factories to make textiles, shoes, guns, and tools. 

Lapansky-Werner et al     25       Industry Grows 

• Industrialization helped urban growth and attracted new people. 

Lapansky-Werner et al         25      The North

• Northeast was the most popular region the nation.

Lapansky-Werner et al      27     Cotton Boom

• Slavery was more profitable cause cotton became the leading crop.

Lapansky-Werner et al      27     Cotton Demand

• Cotton was in great demand gor the textile factories in the US and in Europe.

Lapansky-Werner et al      27      Good Prices

• Good prices for cotton the mill owners encouraged them to make the fields bigger.

Lapansky-Werner et al      104   Impact of Industrialization

• It touched every aspect of American life.
• From businesses and farms to products Americans use.

Lapansky-Werner et al      104    The Environment 

• It affected the couuntry's relationship with the world.

Lapansky-Werner et al      104     Linking World Markets

• America makes steel, grain, and textiles that they sell world wide.

Lapansky-Werner et al      106    American Society

• The big change in the industry changed how America worked and lived.