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The American Industrial Revolution

“The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it cant be done is generally interrupted by someone doing it.” (Harry Emerson Fodswick 1817). During the early 1800's due to technological advances, efficient production, and advanced transportation, this allowed the country to compete with the European markets and become an industrial power. The first aspect of the American revolutionis technological advances.

In the industrial revolution technological advances have two parts; the machinery itself and the type of power that runs it (McCormick, 23). Technological advances during the industrial revolution are not pure sciences but applied science always in the form of machinery. One major machine of the American industrial revolution was the Cotton Jin invented by Eli Whitney in 1793 (Bland, 14). This machine allowed the southern states to produce over 60% more cotton. Another machine of the industrial revolution was the Mechanical Reaper which was invented by Cyrus McCormick in 1834 (Bland, 20). The second part of technological advances during the indus


trial revolution was the power to run them. Like hydro power ran machinery in the late 1700's, hydro power ran machinery again but this time in the form of steam (McCormick, 12). In 1807 Oliver Evans introduced the first high powered steam engine (Bland, 6). Another major form of power during the industrial revolution was coal. The coal industry quickly became the ideal of the industrial revolution, minimal costs with quick and mass production. While technological advances were one form of the revolution, efficient methods of production were another.

Production of goods is accomplished by two things, the methods of producing goods, and the labor producing the goods. The American Industrial Revolution introduced two new methods in which goods were produced. The first method was that of interchangeable parts that was introduced by Eli Whitney (McCormick, 24). The second method was also introduced by Eli Whitney and it was that of assembly line production (McCormick, 24). These two methods revalutionalized production and became known as “The American Market System”(M

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