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How does Olmsted think life has changed in American by 1871 ?

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satela [25.4K]2 years ago

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Frederick Law Olmstead thinks life has changed in America by 1871 as people have become modern.

By 1871, Americans had industries with cities and towns.
Many of the manufacturing goods were available in markets.
The arrival of railroads connected remote areas to cities where people from rural areas came to purchase goods.
Earlier, people relied on domestic goods, now they buy goods from markets, as they become cheaper because of mass production.

Therefore, we can conclude that America changed in many ways by 1871.

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