There was a large necesity for steel after the realization that their ships were stronger when made from metal, not wood.
Steel was used during the American Civil War to help the Confederates build a blast furnace and was used after for railroads. No need to fear, ChaCha's here!
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Causes of industrial growth after the Civil War were an increase in the steel industry and the growth of railroads.
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The Pittsburgh Plus Pricing System was designed by steel lords (like Carnegie and Morgan) in the North to keep the South at an economic disadvantage in the steel industry. The southern coal and iron ore deposits were close to where it could be processed, which would give the South an advantage since they would have to pay less money for shipping. The steel lords put pressure on the railroads to charge the goods with a fictional fee as if they had been shipped from pittsburgh. It was also, in an indirect way, punishment of the South during the reconstruction after the Civil War
The steel industry was created to produce steel to supply the demand from manufacturers, civil engineers and builders.
There are a number of things that made the steel an important industry. This was mainly due to the various uses of steel and the industry boosted most economies.
Yes, because ot was a part of big buusiness.
In 1915 BHP entered the steel industry to become Australia's largest producer
The expansion of the American steel industry and railroads during the civil war was made possible by Andrew Carnegie. Mr. Carnegie was a Scottish American industrialists who is known for leading the steel industry expansion.
steel needed for railroad
It was Henry Bessemer who helped make steel a major industry in the United States.
they used it for lightbulbs
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