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Agrarian life was the most prevalent lifestyle prior and in the beginning of the industrialization of the US. Working from dawn to dusk to provide sustenance for your family was the lifestyle for most families. The advancement of communications and transportation allowed for surpluses to be made, which causes costs to go down. The beginnings of factories and mass-production led to massive job-growth and money-making opportunities. The transition from working on one’s own land for food to working in a factory must have been jarring. Dependence on work from an employer still applies today. but that dependence is also countered by the ability to earn one’s own wages and grow out of poverty by inventing your own things and creating your own businesses, and having the ability to market your services and products outside of your immediate circle or town. The ability to work for wages en masse was surely appealing for immigrants, women, and freed slaves who wanted to earn and create their own futures.
