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From Farm to Factory Floor: The Birth of America's Working Class

From Farm to Factory Floor: The Birth of America's Working Class

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Explore the dramatic transformation of American labor during the Industrial Revolution in this compelling episode of The Industrial Revolution in America. Host James Hartley examines how millions of Americans transitioned from agricultural work to factory employment between 1820 and 1860, fundamentally changing the nation's social and economic landscape. Discover the experiences of Lowell mill girls, immigrant workers, and the first labor organizers who fought for workers' rights. Learn about dangerous working conditions in coal mines, steel mills, and textile factories that sparked America's earliest labor movements. This episode covers the formation of the first labor unions, the development of working-class culture, and the social changes that accompanied industrialization. From company towns to child labor, from wage work to workers' rights, this comprehensive look at industrial labor reveals how ordinary Americans built the foundation of modern industrial society. Perfect for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in understanding how the Industrial Revolution transformed American society from the ground up. Features detailed historical analysis of labor conditions, working-class identity formation, and the origins of American labor organizing that shaped generations of workers' rights movements.
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