The Gilded Age part 2 | The Gilded Age (1865-1898) | US History | Khan Academy

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they 100 smashing
Comment from : Notorious

I hate everyone in this video 🎉
Comment from : Kale Pullig

They said that building was 10 stories tall, it looks 12 stories tall to me
Comment from : Mike Seaton

new comment
Comment from : MxgeBoi

:)
Comment from : Kofer Perk

bElectricity/b wasn't invented by man at all; but it was harvested and tamed by man in centuries past
Comment from : chissstardestroyer

On the topic of people working for other people as opposed to self-employed, I'm slightly reminded of the old television series "Dinosaurs"; with the puppets, the one where Earl Sinclair works for the "We Say So" company; and well, he ends up discovering a new world while engaged in a game of golf with a business partner oh, the things you'll be able to relate to world history from random stories
Comment from : chissstardestroyer

Well, steel wasn't around for thousands of years; but the component metals were: iron and tin Steel is really a composite metal composed of Iron and Tin mixed together; and for many thousands of years- men didn't know how to smelt the two of them together; they'd smelt copper and tin to make bronze, but nobody'd come out with how to smelt steel safely, until about the era when the firearm was developed in Europe Now Asia had developed the firearm long before that; but they tended to prefer to control all access to the technologies- so they never capitalized on that knowledge
Comment from : chissstardestroyer

Well, trains weren't that new in the Gilded Age; train transport was going on in about the first Industrial Revolution on this continent as well
Comment from : chissstardestroyer

So, the first Industrial Revolution in the United States was really a marketing revolution; whereas the second one was about massive factories and manufacturing as far as upgrading such methods go
Comment from : chissstardestroyer

I love these videos ! So useful for everyone who is either at school as a student or works as a teacher, which is in fact my case Thank you so much! Greetings from Spain!!
Comment from : Belén FRey

imma kms
Comment from : Carlos Q

Doing a google form for online school :/
Comment from : Roshna Khaling

watch at 15 trust me, its way faster and you can still understand what they are saying
Comment from : Landon Snyder

STEEL
Comment from : VeeAyy

the poop
Comment from : Dankboi68

He really said the cellphone reception in the business was poor 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️
Comment from : gudgurlgonebadd

Online school anyone?
Comment from : TBY

who is here because your teacher put you here and you are looking at the comments
Comment from : Baking for You

Don’t like either voice
Comment from : Colourwheel

I see your videos because my teacher said
Comment from : Luz Marina Roman

STEEL
Comment from : Gilbert Cooper

Does anyone know the speakers' full names?
Comment from : Clarence Comesario

GREAT VIDEO I LOVE THE PACE OF HER SPEACH I CAN REALLY UNDERSTAND AND COMPREHEND WHAT SHE IS SPEAKING ABOUT!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO AND THIS SERIES!!!
Comment from : james perry