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The railroads had a big impact on the Industrial Revolution, once they started producing steel they started to create the railways. Railroads where big on the transportation of goods and people. The railroads brought more money to the economy which was good for all the businesses.

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He was one of Americas first millionaires. He became a millionaire from the oil industry which was standard oil in Cleveland Ohio.

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I'd say the most interesting thing we learned throughout this unit was the people. I think its kind of interesting to know that some of these men were from Ohio or the thing they did was is Ohio. Like Rockefeller his standard oil industry was located in Cleveland Ohio only and hour away. William McKinley was from Canton Ohio which is right down the street like 20 minutes. Its cool to see how much the city's have changed from then to now.

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He was a Republican candidate that favored the gold-bugs. A gold-bug is a person who wanted gold to continue to back up money supply. He ran a front porch campaign in 1896 he is one of the best known front porch campaigns. William McKinley was from Canton, Ohio and he won the election. This victory had marked the end of the populist party.

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The Industrial Revolution was mostly about certain states changing to industrial from agricultural society's. Work forces changed from manual labor to machine labor and women were eventually allowed to work. The states went from being farmers to business men.

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If the industrial revolution never happened we wouldn't have the things we have today. The industrial revolution caused us to have steel and skyscrapers. They also allow women to work in the work force. If it never happened women and children may still be working from home. We also have a better economy and wealthier people.

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A philanthropist is a person who likes to donate large amounts of money to charity to promote social welfare. Andrew Carnegie was a known philanthropist during the days. Also J.P Morgan and John D. Rockefeller.