The Second Industrial Revolution

The golden age of the United States expanded from 1877 to 1890. In addition to the era of gold plating, there was a second industrial revolution. Meanwhile, the US experienced "one of the fastest and most serious economic revolution in history" (Foner, 2012, pp. 586). During this period, especially during the working class, many people were affected, but the industrial revolution brought about a lot of technology and innovation to promote the transition to the new economy (Atkeson and Kehoe, 2001, pp .

Secondary Industrial Revolution: The Second Industrial Revolution, also known as the "Technology Revolution", was a relatively large industrial revolution during the latter half of the 19th century and during the First World War. It is thought that it began with Bessemer Steel. In the 1860's, it reached a climax in mass production and production lines. The second industrial revolution, also known as the "technical revolution", was the last industrialization of the last one-third of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The first industrial revolution ended in the mid-19th century, and before the second industrial revolution in 1870, the slowdown in macro inventions exacerbated it. Although some of its characteristic events can be traced back to early manufacturing innovations like the invention of the Bessemer process of 1856, the Second Industrial Revolution usually started in 1870 until the beginning of World War I It was between 1914.

By convention, the Industrial Revolution ended around 1840. The Second Industrial Revolution - characterized by the emergence of large scale production and electrification - began around 1870. Then there was a computer and a third industrial revolution. Now, I think many people are experiencing the fourth industrial revolution brought about by artificial intelligence, automation, and new genetic technologies. These phases certainly have to cope meaningfully to the year of the development of our technology and industry. But from all perspectives of human history over 200,000 years it is more meaningful to pull back the lens and observe the four industrial revolution and treat them as the four stages of the event. In other words, the four stages of the industrial revolution began around 1800 and are ongoing.