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Growth of the Northeast
Transportation Helped
         Cities Grow
 People had two choices for travel: roads or
  waterways.
 Roads not paved, traveling was slow.
 Traveling by boat was faster.
 Harbors on the coast in the northeast.
 Navigable rivers flowed across the region.
 Problem: they weren’t connected because the
  Appalachian Mountains separated waterways in the
  east from those in the west.
Transportation Helped
         Cities Grow
 Solution: Linking waterways
 The Erie Canal was conceived by state leaders
  in New York. It would connect the Great Lakes
  to the Atlantic Ocean by linking Lake Erie to the
  canal and the canal to the Hudson and N.Y.C.
  on the coast.
 Solution: Build better roads and miles of
  railroads.
 By the early 1900’s better roads and railroads
  connected much of the Northeast.
The Erie Canal
The Industrial Revolution
        Helped Cities Grow
 Meanwhile: As transportation improved so did
  industry.
 Machines powered by hand were replaced by
  machines, which made more products, faster.
 First, these factories were powered by moving water.
  Textile mills opened along rivers.
 Later, steam engines were used to power machines in
  factories and to power boats and trains.
 Thomas Edison opened first electric ‘power plant’
  which, in time, provided electricity across the U.S.A.
Immigration Helped Cities
         Grow
 Immigrants begin to come to northeast for
  many reasons.
 For them, America was the land of opportunity.
 There first stop was Ellis Isand, our country’s
  largest immigration center.
 Although many moved to different parts of the
  country, millions stayed in the northeast to
  work in factories, which resulted in urban
  growth.
Cities Grow and Connect

 Improved transportation, growing
  industries, and immigration helped cities
  grow.
 Big cities such as NYC, Boston, and
  Philadelphia grew and so did suburbs,
  creating metropolitan areas.
 In time, these areas began to grow closer
  together to form a megalopolis.
Traveling Between Cities
           Today
 How is travel easier today than it was back
  in the 1800’s; what new ways do we have?
 Highways
 Airlines
 Passenger Trains
Growth of the Northeast

 Transportation and power helped cities in
  the northeast grow.
 The Industrial Revolution helped the
  northeast grow.
 Immigrants also contributed to urban
  growth.

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Growth of the northeast

  • 1. Growth of the Northeast
  • 2. Transportation Helped Cities Grow  People had two choices for travel: roads or waterways.  Roads not paved, traveling was slow.  Traveling by boat was faster.  Harbors on the coast in the northeast.  Navigable rivers flowed across the region.  Problem: they weren’t connected because the Appalachian Mountains separated waterways in the east from those in the west.
  • 3. Transportation Helped Cities Grow  Solution: Linking waterways  The Erie Canal was conceived by state leaders in New York. It would connect the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean by linking Lake Erie to the canal and the canal to the Hudson and N.Y.C. on the coast.  Solution: Build better roads and miles of railroads.  By the early 1900’s better roads and railroads connected much of the Northeast.
  • 5. The Industrial Revolution Helped Cities Grow  Meanwhile: As transportation improved so did industry.  Machines powered by hand were replaced by machines, which made more products, faster.  First, these factories were powered by moving water. Textile mills opened along rivers.  Later, steam engines were used to power machines in factories and to power boats and trains.  Thomas Edison opened first electric ‘power plant’ which, in time, provided electricity across the U.S.A.
  • 6. Immigration Helped Cities Grow  Immigrants begin to come to northeast for many reasons.  For them, America was the land of opportunity.  There first stop was Ellis Isand, our country’s largest immigration center.  Although many moved to different parts of the country, millions stayed in the northeast to work in factories, which resulted in urban growth.
  • 7. Cities Grow and Connect  Improved transportation, growing industries, and immigration helped cities grow.  Big cities such as NYC, Boston, and Philadelphia grew and so did suburbs, creating metropolitan areas.  In time, these areas began to grow closer together to form a megalopolis.
  • 8. Traveling Between Cities Today  How is travel easier today than it was back in the 1800’s; what new ways do we have?  Highways  Airlines  Passenger Trains
  • 9. Growth of the Northeast  Transportation and power helped cities in the northeast grow.  The Industrial Revolution helped the northeast grow.  Immigrants also contributed to urban growth.