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HIST 258 - Industrial Revolution in America4SS, WR Second Semester. The development of the United States from an overwhelmingly agrarian society to the world’s premier industrial power, ca.1790-1890. Topics include the origins of American capitalist development and of mechanization; rise of the 19th-century metropolis; sources of labor radicalism; the impact of immigration; the growth of big business; industrialization and the Civil War; consumer culture; class struggles and the great strikes of the Gilded Age. Lecture/discussion format; independent research projects in primary sources. Prerequisites & Notes Enrollment Limit: 25 Mr. Kornblith Credits: 4 hours |
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