Question

The bar graph shows that during the early 1800s immigration to the USA steadily increased, what effect did this have on industrialization? image 1 *7 pointsThe urban population declinedWages also rose as more workers competed for jobsLaws were passed limiting immigration from Western EuropeIndustry grew rapidly because of steady supply of labor

Answer 1

Increased immigration to the U.S. in the early 1800s caused industry to grow because of steady supply of labor.

In the early 1800s, millions of immigrants came from:

• Germany
• Ireland
• Western Europe

As a result, these were both skilled and unskilled labor and it led to rapid industrialization because the skilled labor improved process and the unskilled labor drove the processes that were implemented.

The immigrants mostly settled in the North which was the reason the Union was so much more industrialized than the Confederacy.

In conclusion, the immigration that came in the early 1800s led to urban and industrial growth in the U.S.

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