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27 industrial revolution inventions that changed the world

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Steam powered shovel at Biwabik iron ore mine

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Steam powered shovel at Biwabik iron ore mine

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Sewing machine: $12.00
One dozen eggs: 12 cents
Roast beef dinner: 15 cents
Ice cream and cake dessert: 15 cents
Trolley fare: 5 cents
House: $3,000

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Blacksmith: $2.43 a day
Dressmaker: $2.00 a day
Miner: $1.65 a day
Lumberjack: 56 cents a day (and housing)
Flour Miller: $3.80 a day
Schoolteacher: $2.50 a day
Cabinetmaker: $2.25 a day

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This factory was located near St. Anthony Falls in Minneapolis. The factory made scarves, blankets, and other cloth products.

Work inside the factory was difficult. Workers worked for ten hours a day. The work was difficult and dangerous. Many of the workers were immigrants from Eastern Europe.

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Walker, MN

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Children as young as four worked in factories under long hours and dangerous conditions. Children worked for housing or for 90% less of what an adult would make.

The United States had an estimated 750,000 workers in factories under the age of 15.

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Business card

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This small village was located on the Mississippi River underneath the Washington Ave. Bridge in Minneapolis. It was mainly home to immigrants from Northern and Eastern Europe. The conditions were unsanitary because the river was dirty.

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Flour Mill crew

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"More than 140 die as flames sweep through three stories of factory building in Washington Place"