Transition from agricultural to industrial economy

The photo above is of Air Mail Service Mechanics.  Taken in Omaha, Nebraska in 1924.  This is just one of the many new occupations created with new innovative breakthroughs in the early 1900s such as automobiles and airplanes.  It transformed America from an agricultural economy to a technologically driven industrial powerhouse it is today.

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2 Responses to Transition from agricultural to industrial economy

  1. Yana says:

    The true appearance of industrialization is found in the cities booming with factories, harsh working conditions, and poor labor discipline in terms of environmental protection. I personally think the Earth started getting filled with fumes and pollution at that time of progressive era, which was not “environmentally progressive” at all. I am sure there were no restrictions on how much smoke each factory sent into atmosphere, and nobody was regulating on how it affected the neighboring animal and plant world.

  2. Jing says:

    As the booming for car in 1910s, more people worked in car industrial than before. More and more southerners came to north to seek factory job. Because these new industries, more people found job in factory, United States was transferring from agricultural to industrial economy.

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