Industrialization After Civil War The author of this report has been asked to identify and fetter out a number of short lists as a means to answer questions. The questions all relate to the history of the United States after the Civil War as the country entered the period of industrialization. There will be three major aspects of industrialization that changed the United STtaes from 1865 to 1920 in terms of society, economy and politics. Issues that could arise include geography, entrepreneurship and so forth. The next answer will be a list of three groups that were affected by industrialization and there will also be two examples of how each group was affected. Examples include immigrants, children/women and famers. How industrialization affected the life of the average American during this period will be covered. While some may deemed them to be heroes and icons, the actions of people like Andrew Carnegie, James Fisk, John Rockefeller and J.P. Morgan had a demonstrable effect on the United States in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

Analysis

One aspects of the Industrial Revolution from 1865 to 1920 was the agrarian protests. They came in two major forms, those being the Granger movement and the populism movement. In terms of the Granger revolution, there were some major societal effects and dangers that came from monopolies and people started to rise up against the Rockefellers and other people that typified the monopolies. The Granger movement was founded in 1867 by Oliver Hudson Kelley. The original intent was to bring farmers together to discuss their agricultural styles as a means to correct over-expensive and generally inefficient methods. Things came to a head on Independence Day of 1873, which has otherwise came to be known as the Farmer's Fourth of July. The Grangers read the Farmer's Declaration of...

The document cited all of their grievances and complaints (Stanford, 2015).
A related but different general dynamic during the time period in question was the presence. He made wise choices with his investments and his business decisions. However, he also became a bruising monopolist that basically controlled the steel industry. Carnegie did this by building steel plants around the country and he controlled things from start to finish as it came to the steel plants. He was a man that was not even born in the United States as he was born in Scotland before the Civil War even happened. He started as a messenger boy after entering the country but rose to very high heights. However, he ended up cornering the entire market and he was able to wield this power in very widespread and perhaps even brutal ways as the prices and market itself was too monolithic and controlled (PBS, 2015).

One other major change was the multiple plights of women. They entered the official workplace and started fighting for their rights. This happened in large part because the women shifted from being member of self-sufficient family units to being part of a larger economy. Men tried to corner this on their own and women were indeed kept down. However, the women tried to assert their rights and this included working in the factories. As stated by a university document on the topic, the "transition was neither immediate nor complete (HBS, 2015). Rural women started off by taking in materials from local merchants to produce cloth, clothing, straw bonnets and so forth for cash and/or store credit. This was known as "outwork" and was one of the major starting points for women in the workplace (HBS, 2015).

One group that was affected by the industrial revolution was women, as noted above. They shifted from being basically…