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How did industrialization influence john d Rockefeller' s work?
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What is meant by the term industry?
# The process of shifting to factory production with new inventions, major technological changes, making of new industrial labor force and large-scale construction activities taking place in England and later on spread to the rest of Europe is known as industrialization.
What role does agriculture play in relation to industrialization?
A lot of the farmers moved to cities to work in factories. Most of them gave up farming for factory work.
Why are industries important?
they are important because they provide us many things for e.g-soaps & clothes.If we people are telling bad about industries the don't use the products that industries make.And second thing is that we are the only people who work at these industries the how can we tell bad about them?
How Negative phase sequence relay work?
How Negative phase sequence relay work
What are the importance of engineering management?
the engineering manager overlooks other engineers work if they work for them.
How did John D Rockefeller's work impact the overall economy of the US?
He was a generous man
How else did john d Rockefeller treat his workers?
he made them work a lot and payed them little.
How were John D Rockefeller's workers treated?
They were paid only $1.75 for 12 hours of work.
The theory of evolution by natural selection which helped Americans justify their exploitation of others was the work of?
John D Rockefeller
What inspired john d Rockefeller?
He worked so much, but with his work he wanted to make his on company. So he made a new company named"Strandad Oil".
Which industry did john D. Rockefeller come to school?
Andrew Carnegie's did not have much education. He only when until he was 14 then went on to work as a messenger boy in the telegraph office.
What effect did this have on industrialization in Russia?
It helped industrialization since the freed serfs were able to work in factories.
Who is Frederick Gates?
Frederick Taylor Gates' born 1853, died 1929, was a baptist minister from upstate New York who became the chief advisor to John D Rockefeller regarding philanthropy. He was largely responsible for Rockefeller's establishment of the University of Chicago, medical Research institutions, and designed the Rockefeller Foundation. John D. once said that Gates was the greatest businessman he had ever known, and placed him on the boards of several Rockefeller owned companies. There is no credible evidence that he is related to Bill Gates, of Microsoft fame. Gates shared Rockefeller's belief in the Protestant work ethic Expressed by John Wesley -- "Gain all you can, save all you can, give all you can."
How did John D Rockefeller begin his oil fortune?
As the US Civil War wore on, John D. Rockefeller saw the need for kerosene. With four thousand dollars he began to supply this by product of oil by fueling lamps for example, that enabled people to work in factories after sundown. Physicians used it apply to the wounds of both soldiers and civilians.
What effect did abolishing the practice of surfdom in 1861 have on industrialization in Russia?
It helped industrialization since the freed serfs were able to work in factories.
The industrialization of the northeast made it possible for women to do what?
work in factories
What kind of jobs did industrialization create in factories?
The industrialization creates factories so that people in the manufacturing business can work. This is mostly in the clothes and cars manufacture businesses.
