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Increase in amount of good made but at the expense of long hours, pollution, child labor, and unsafe working conditions.

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Late 1896- 1945 is when it was most popular for the industrial revolution but its still around today

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As a result of the industrial revolution, as machines were being invented they needed people to work the machines.

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Mostly in this time in Europe and the US but it was everywhere

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The 1920s

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Its just continued until now especially with bigger companies like amazon, sheen, etc.

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More products ended up being available from the industrial revolution which increased consumer purchasing.

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1873-1877

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Industrial workers and laborers also known as Blue collar workers

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1910-1920

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Triggered the first Great depression in the United States.

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The United States often in big cities such as Chicago, Philadelphia, New York

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American Inflation with unwise investments and demonetization of sliver and a lot of property losses in Chicago and Boston places a strain on bank reserves in New York City, which in New York city dropped from 50 to 17 million.

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Companies are still today trying to manage workers and increase productivity.

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Europe and North America

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The era during the industrial revolution where consumption increased like its never been before, larger displays, more products sold, greater variety of products at lower prices, etc.

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To increase productivity

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A problem in Europe when the stock market crashed and investors sold off investments and railroad companies could no longer find anybody to give them money and they went bankrupt.

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Philadelphia

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Theory of management to improve labor productivity

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Social and economic reform including 8 hour work days, health and safety laws and workmen's compensation

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To improve working amours and conditions for laborers

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The US Canada Great Britain and australia

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1869-1886

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An organization to get a better working environment, 8 hour work days, improved safety in factories, abolition of child labor, equal pay for men and women, and compensation for injury.

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1886

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a Fight for better working conditions, higher wages, collective bargaining rights, and shorter work days; Unions like these are still active today

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A union to provide support for workers and to fight for better working conditions.

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Started in Columbus Ohio

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The American Federation of Labor was a national federation of labor unions in the United States that today is known as the AFL-CIO