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Date Posted: 18:41:53 11/13/02 Wed
Author: Hilary
Subject: The War and Economic Department

The War and Economic Development
*in some nothern areas the war stunted the growth of idustrialization
*there was a cut off of the south's raw materials
*the war did however speed up northern economics mostly by the Republican Party
*Republican Party had dominance over the countries economy
*war needed expansion of: Caol increased by 20%, and railroads
*most farmers left to fight in the war so: farming became mechanized(machines)
*new flood of people to take jobs because most regulars were fighting the war
*mechanization of production came you into play
*increase in union memeberships
*creation of national unions for coal miner, railroad enigineers, and others

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