Chapter 6, Section 2: The Age of the Railroads
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1 Chapter 6, Section 2: The Age of the Railroads The growth and consolidation of railroads benefited the nation but also led to corruption and government regulation. Opening Activity: In a paragraph discuss what name our present era should have. Consider the technology that exerts the most influence on all aspects of life. Do you think the railroads played a similar role in American life in the late 1800s? Why or why not? CA Social Science Content Standards: , ,
2 Taking Notes Directions: Fill-in the effects of the rapid growth of railroads. Define the following terms: Rapid Growth of the Railroads transcontinental railroad George M. Pullman Crédit Mobilier Munn v. Illinois Interstate Commerce Act
3 I. Railroads Span Time and Space A. Railroads Encourage Growth -Rails make local transit reliable, westward expansion possible. -Government makes land grants, loans to railroads: *To help settle the West. *To develop the country.
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5 B. A National Network -1859, railroads extend west of Missouri River. -First transcontinental railroad completed, Central Pacific and the Union Pacific Railroads met at Promontory, Utah, on May, 10, 1869,spans the nation.
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9 C. Romance and Reality -Railroads offer land, adventure, fresh start to many. -People of diverse backgrounds build railroad under harsh conditions: *Central Pacific hires Chinese immigrants. *Union Pacific, Irish immigrants Civil War vets. -Accidents, disease disable and kill thousands every year.
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12 D. Railroad Time -1869, C.F. Dowd proposes dividing earth s surface into 24 time zones , U.S. railroads, town adopt time zones , international conference sets world zones, uses railroad time Congress adopts in 1918.
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15 II. Opportunities and Opportunists A. New Towns and Markets -Railroads require supply of materials, parts. -Iron, coal, Steel, lumber, glass industries grow to meet demand. -Railroads link isolated towns, promote trade, interdependence. -Nationwide network of suppliers, markets develop. -Towns specialize, sell large quantities of their product nationally. -New towns grow along railroads lines.
16 B. Pullman -1880, George M. Pullman builds railcar factory on Illinois prairie. -Pullman provides for workers: housing, doctors, shops, sports field. -Company tightly controls residents to ensure stable work force.
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21 C. Crédit Mobilier -Wish for control, profit leads some railroad magnates to corruption. -Union Pacific stockholders form construction company, Crédit Mobilier overpay for laying track, pocket profits. -Republican politicians implicated; reputation of party tarnished.
22 III. The Grange and the Railroads A. Railroad Abuses -Farmers angry over perceived railroad corruption: *Railroads sell government lands to businesses, not settlers. *Fix prices, keep farmers in dept. *Charge different customers different rates.
23 B. Grange Laws -Grangers sponsor state, local political candidates. -Press for laws to protect farmer s interests. -Munn v. Illinois Supreme Court upholds states right to regulate railroad. -Sets principle that federal government can regulate private industry.
24 C. Interstate Commerce Act -1886, Supreme Court: states cannot set rates on interstate commerce. -Public outrage leads to Interstate Commerce Act of 1887: *Federal government can supervise railroads. *Establishes Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC). -Legal battle with railroads; difficult for ICC to take action.
25 D. Panic and Consolidation -Abuses, mismanagement, competition almost bankrupt many railroads. -Railroads problems contribute to panic of 1893, depression. -By mid-1894, 25% of railroads taken over by financial companies.
26 Review Questions 1. The government gave to railroads is an example of U.S. government support for business. 2. The Central Pacific and the Union Pacific Railroads met at Promontory, Utah, on May, 10, 1869 marking the first railroad. 3. time standardized time in the United States and created the time zones we use today. 4. George manufacturing of railroad cars created a factory town where everyone in town works for the company and all the services, and housing are owned by the company. 5. The is an example of self-serving corruption within the railroad industry. 6. The Act (1887), reestablished the federal government s right to supervise interstate commerce and railroad activities. Words: Interstate Commerce Crédit Mobilier Pullman transcontinental Railroad land grants
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