I will tell you about the working conditions in the U.S during the Industrial Revolution. This was during the late 1800's and the early 1900's. The working conditions were horrible! They were hot, crowed and stuffy. The air was hot, and only a few open windows were available. Sometimes factories had no windows at all!Which meant no fresh air! Even for you doing all that hard work, they sometimes only gave you a few pennies a day. Since that was one of the times when more people from across the ocean came to find a new life, it was hard to start there. Most factories that I am talking about, took place in New York City. People would stop at Ellis Island before going to New York. They did that to be checked for any sickness's or diseases. Sometimes earning money was so hard, that children 7 and up had to work in factories too!You even had to work, sometimes 11 hours a day! And if you were found not working at any time, they could fire you in an instant, leaving you moneyless and jobless. As you can well imagine the working conditions in the late 1800's and the early 1900's, were horrible places.
Working conditions in the United States vary depending on job. Farming offers vastly different conditions than clerical. All jobs are required to meet strict safety standards.
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There were five transcontinental railroads in the US in 1900.
The US was considered a world power in 1900. By 1900 America was settled. The Native Americans were no longer at war with the US. They were on reservations by this time. Oil had also been drilled in the US by 1900.
Industrialization and the deterioration of working conditions.
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The US does not have a Prime Minister, so there was no US Prime Minister in 1900.
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