Economical,_Social,_Political_Change-_US_History

Economical, Social, Political Change- US History Throughout history people of all countries have had to deal with change on an economical, social, and political level. During the late nineteenth century, and into the end of the First World War the American people had to deal with huge economical change, and many new conditions. For some, many of these changes came with tortuous times of hardship and loss, whereas for others, came times of wealth and glory. One of the main changes that Americans had to deal with was the modernization that the United States was experiencing, because of the industrial growth. Every day new machines were being invented that would replace the jobs of many men, and only need one man to operate. Because of these new machines, many of these factory oriented businesses would have large scale layoffs with no sort of social security, or way for the workers to save money for times of no work. These menial operational jobs required no skill, and therefore big businesses could pay less money to a less skilled worker. The businesses could lower the pay of workers even more, because so many men were out of work and trying to get any people, because, roosevelt, businesses, work, president, workers, men, problems, money, first, deal, wilson, big, american, working, wages, united, taylor, taft, states, out, new, help, government, even, company, way, towns, times, roosevelt’s, put, presidency, one, needed