Because of Immigration, U.S. cities became culturally diverse, and New York City became full of Italian pizzerias and Greek and Eastern European delicatessens. Because of industrialization, the cities became polluted.
it was related by immigration caused urbanization because machinery was made and there was lots of factory's and so there was a lot of people coming over there for work so then the farmers were forced to adjust to the life as if they were living in the city's because so much people moved there.
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They provided cheap labor for the growing number of factories.
The Industrial Revolution in the USA created a demand for many workers
usually as a result of cheap labor.
Daniel Burnham
The industrial age.
The growth in immigrants coming to the USA.
New Railroad lines :)
The river steamboat, the telegraph, the cotton gin, and the iron plow
They provided cheap labor for the growing number of factories.
They provided cheap labor for the growing number of factories.
The growth of towns and cities in called urbanization. The early nineteenth century was a period of urbanization in the northern United States because of the Industrial Revolution and large numbers of immigrants.
In the early nineteenth century, America's population experienced significant growth due to high birth rates and increased immigration from Europe. People settled in cities and towns along the East Coast before expanding westward in search of economic opportunities and land. This movement led to the rapid expansion of the country's population and contributed to the development of new territories and states.
do you go to cy fair? haha all i can find is it took away jobs and stuff. i can't write a whole essay about that though? haha
sunsk1llz
Railroads were partly responsible for the dramatic industrial growth of the late 19th century. There was also a huge spike in immigration.
expansion of industry and immigration
Daniel Burnham
Cotton i think
The wood office furniture industry first began to take shape in the late nineteenth century, a period of rapid industrial growth in the United States.
developments in transportation