These led to the worsening of working conditions of the labor, and killing the competitions – the fundamental concept of Capitalism - for farmers and small businesses. As a result, the gap between the rich and the poor grew; creating an unequal society. Not only the working class Americans but also the African Americans and the newly immigrants were the victims of the negative impacts of the Industrialization. For instance, Jim Crow laws enabled racial segregation of the African Americans in public places and the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 restricted the freedom of the Chinese, one of the immigrant groups. This led to the various social reform movements – which was a respond to the effects of the Industrialization by different social hierarchies. The farmer respond – Populism, working class respond – the rise of the labor and the middle class respond – Progressivism. Although the Populists and the labors failed to achieve many of their goals, they did achieve some of their less radical goals, and paved the way for the most successful reform in respond to the impact of Industrialization – Progressivism. It was essential to the Industrialized America as it was aimed to enable fair access and equal opportunity for everyone without straying from the fundamental ideas of the Democratic Capitalism. The main idea behind this movement was to have a broader intervention and regulation of government in the
These led to the worsening of working conditions of the labor, and killing the competitions – the fundamental concept of Capitalism - for farmers and small businesses. As a result, the gap between the rich and the poor grew; creating an unequal society. Not only the working class Americans but also the African Americans and the newly immigrants were the victims of the negative impacts of the Industrialization. For instance, Jim Crow laws enabled racial segregation of the African Americans in public places and the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 restricted the freedom of the Chinese, one of the immigrant groups. This led to the various social reform movements – which was a respond to the effects of the Industrialization by different social hierarchies. The farmer respond – Populism, working class respond – the rise of the labor and the middle class respond – Progressivism. Although the Populists and the labors failed to achieve many of their goals, they did achieve some of their less radical goals, and paved the way for the most successful reform in respond to the impact of Industrialization – Progressivism. It was essential to the Industrialized America as it was aimed to enable fair access and equal opportunity for everyone without straying from the fundamental ideas of the Democratic Capitalism. The main idea behind this movement was to have a broader intervention and regulation of government in the