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The Industrial Revolution (starting in 1760) in the US created a new class of wage workers known as the working class. These were factory workers that were the poorest at the bottom of the class structure. This happened because someone needed to perform the new jobs founded during this time so the people who could get the job done for the cheapest were chosen. The working class impacted society by providing work that was vital.

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The rise of industry in the US (around 1870) allowed basically everyone to access and consume goods like never before which made people crave time-saving and leisure commodities so people could expect to find anything they wanted in stores or by mail. This impacted society because now you could have almost anything you could imagine at the touch of your fingertips without any hassle.

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This page from a Sears catalog shows how luxurious items that were only available to the wealthy could now be shipped to anyone in the country

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Scientific Management is known as Fredrick Taylor's, a mechanical engineer, management style which divided manufacturing tasks into short, repetitive segments and encouraged factory owners to seek efficiency and profitability over any benefits of personal interaction. This was developed in the US in order to increase labor productivity and was popular during the 1880s and 1890s. This impacted society because this theory neglected to appreciate the workers and led to an increase in strikes.

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The Panic of 1873, that would last until 1877, was a financial crisis that triggered an economic depression in North America and other parts of the world. The panic was spread to 100 banks across the nation. This happened because of over-expansion in the industry and the railroads, a drop in European demand for American farm products, and a drop of European investment in the US. This impacted society because as you can guess, it caused a nationwide panic and lots of stress.

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The Knights of Labor, founded in 1869, was the first major labor organization in the US and organized unskilled and skilled workers, pushed for an eight hour work day, and hoped to form a cooperative society in a world where laborers owned the industries in which they worked. The union consisted of all types of workers and formed because of the intense child labor that took place. They impacted society because their strikes did lead to some successful outcomes but all together they mostly failed.

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This is a portrait of Fredrick Winslow, the creator of the Scientific Management theory, in hoping to improve labor productivity

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The American Federation of Labor was a national federation of labor unions in the US founded in Columbus, Ohio, in late 1886 by an alliance of craft unions disaffected from the Knights of Labor. Originally it consisted of radical, socialist, unskilled and skilled workers, woman, African Americans and immigrants but it eventually became a union of mostly white men. This was formed in order to drive the Knights from the industrial field and impacted society greatly because they were successful.

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This video talks about the American Federation of Labor and covers everything you need to know!

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American Federation of Labor (American Labor Movement)