Changes from industrialization - Prior to industrialization, Americans made things either to use themselves or to be sold locally or at most regionally - During this period, Americans began mass-producing goods to be sold all over the world Technology - Railroad gave quick and easy transport of goods long distance ○ Opened up mass production and consumption ○ Government aided railroads with money and land ○ Four transcontinental railroads were built along with the first one ○ East and West were accessible which created a national market - Steel production ○ Henry Bessemer patented process of making stronger steel ○ This new method enabled manufactures to create more and have better quality - Coal - Oil - Telegraph wires multiplied and connected different regions - Created wire between Europe and American which created new market - Telephone - Alexander Bell
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Hey Thank you so much Mr.Hiemler, My history teacher made us watch your videos and my mindset going in to it was "oh other one of these channels "But as I watch your videos i get more and more into it, you bring something that not a lot of people bring to history, enthusiasm. It is so refreshing to hear someone talk as enthusiastically as you do about history. In my observations when people talk or give lessons on history they don't seem to be really enthused about teaching it but you are and that's great! Its so refreshing to see someone that you know really loves history and teaching about it. You got me more exited about history and for that i say thank you and i cant wait to see your next video.
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Subtitiles go crazy on this video. thank you to whoever did them
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Changes from industrialization
- Prior to industrialization, Americans made things either to use themselves or to be sold locally or at most regionally
- During this period, Americans began mass-producing goods to be sold all over the world
Technology
- Railroad gave quick and easy transport of goods long distance
○ Opened up mass production and consumption
○ Government aided railroads with money and land
○ Four transcontinental railroads were built along with the first one
○ East and West were accessible which created a national market
- Steel production
○ Henry Bessemer patented process of making stronger steel
○ This new method enabled manufactures to create more and have better quality
- Coal
- Oil
- Telegraph wires multiplied and connected different regions
- Created wire between Europe and American which created new market
- Telephone - Alexander Bell
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thanks again
thank you, ive seen your notes on every video in unit 6.
Thank you man
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3:28 turn captions on and read it LOL.
LOL
Hello Mr.Hiemler,
I 'd like to let you know that my daughter got a 4 on her IB exam last year 😁ONLY because of you .Forever greatful.....Thank you so much for your wonderful work.A proud mom....
Hey Thank you so much Mr.Hiemler, My history teacher made us watch your videos and my mindset going in to it was "oh other one of these channels "But as I watch your videos i get more and more into it, you bring something that not a lot of people bring to history, enthusiasm. It is so refreshing to hear someone talk as enthusiastically as you do about history. In my observations when people talk or give lessons on history they don't seem to be really enthused about teaching it but you are and that's great! Its so refreshing to see someone that you know really loves history and teaching about it. You got me more exited about history and for that i say thank you and i cant wait to see your next video.
YES and the terrible jokes sprinkled in make me love heimler
3:27 my mom says hi back and thank you for helping her son 👍
Hiemler really is a homie for posting this the night before my SAQ :) Thank you as always
3:23 who is making the captions?
Give them a McFriken RAISE
why are you #addicted to tomatoes?
You helped me prepare for a class presentation today, many thanks Mr. Heimler!
When is the full review of unit 6 coming? btw these videos are really helpful.
you have to pay for them
@@jacob5416 really?
Can you make a retrospect on what happened on Wednesday?
Look at the captions at 3:27 lmaoo🤣
oh my god lol
3:28 THE COMMENTS
HEIMLER UR A SAVAGE LMFAO
great video masterpiece of info
This was helpful, thank you, but one small nit picky detail: Samuel Morse didn't actually invent the telegraph, he just found a practical use for it.
Can you make a retrospect video on what happened at the Capital
My teacher is making me watch this
My mom says hi
Thought I was the only one that noticed that xD
Ego is a fascinating thing.
:] this helps me so much
I got a 5 on apwh bcs of you!
Ayo Go a little fast not to rush you but my class about to catch up. I need these
Some of these APUSH review videos have funny easter eggs in the comments and they're helping me remember the stuff. Want to know who did this.
I love that he lives in georgia
Sho nuff
1:34 Hmmm... sounds like crony capitalism!
Going 2X speed for tmrw
Same
Hello heimler
#icriedinclasssoimdoingmychapterquizinsteadofunitquiz