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Economic History and Industrial Development
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Economic History and Industrial Development
This timeline covers the major economic and industrial developments in the United States, from the early industrial era to modern times.
Industrial Revolution
1800s
The U.S. undergoes significant industrialization with the development of railroads, textile mills, and other manufacturing industries.
The Great Depression
1929 - 1941
A severe economic downturn that affects the entire world, with the U.S. implementing various policies and programs to stimulate recovery.
Post-War Economic Boom
1945 - 1960s
The U.S. experiences a period of rapid economic growth and industrial expansion following World War II.
Technological and Service Sector Growth
1970s - 1980s
The economy shifts towards service and technology sectors, with the rise of personal computers, the internet, and other technological innovations.
Other Themed Timelines
Main milestones
Civil Rights Movement
Civil War and Reconstruction
Colonial Settlement and American Revolution
Environmental and Conservation History
Foreign Policy and International Relations
Industrialization and Technological Advancements
Technological Advancements in Computing
The New Nation and Early Expansion
Westward Expansion and Native American Relations
World War II and the Post-War Era
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