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Industrial Revolution Changes the Nation
- Railroads, Steel & Big Business | US Industrial Revolution | 6th Grade History | Children's American History
- Narrated by: Carmyn Block
- Length: 14 mins
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Industrial Revolution Changes the Nation
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
The period of the Industrial Revolution was marked with railroads, steel, and big businesses. There were factories and machines working to build a more concrete nation. But the Industrial Revolution also led to outbreaks of violence between owners and workers in factories.
This book discusses the pros and cons of the Industrial Revolution. Grab a copy today.
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