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This 9 page paper traces societal changes after the Civil War and up until the end of World War I. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The United States has progressed tremendously since the Civil War and the Reconstruction years that followed. Much of the south had been destroyed in the ravages of the Civil
War. Atlanta Georgia and Richmond Virginia were in shambles. Southern railroads and industries were almost completely destroyed. States which had succeeded had to be readmitted. It
might be contended, however, that the impetus that started during Reconstruction continued much of the way through the early half of the twentieth century and all of the way through
the first part of the twentieth century, World War I, and womens suffrage. One of the major US developments after the Civil War
was industrialization. With industrialization came tremendously important scientific, social, economic, agricultural, intellectual, and political impacts (Stearns, 2007). Those that had previously worked in agricultural pursuits flocked into the
big cities to seek employment in the great factories which began to spring up everywhere. The whole nation was in fact quickly transitioning form a subsistence pattern which involved
primarily agricultural pursuits to one which depended almost solely on complex machinery (Stearns, 2007). The simpler hand tools which had been so much a part of the continents history
were quickly replaced with mechanization and automation. With industrialization numerous facets of American society would change considerably. New modes of transportation and
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