American Literature

US economy and industry developed by leaps and bounds in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, as the homeland changed from a country farming territory to an built-up developed monster, the premier constructing homeland in the world. (Phillida Bunkle Pp. 67)

The Creation of a National Market

The early US economy was distinuished by lesser, localized markets, centralised round large-scale cities. The huge expansion of the trains in the late 1800s altered this, binding the homeland simultaneously into one nationwide market, in which items could be transported for sale over the country

Mass Production

As the homeland industrialized, expanding focus was put upon ...