I'd like to add one more issue to the discussion. The Industrial Revolution changed the concept of work in America on several levels. First, as productivity advanced, so did the need for more workers and more work hours. More people entered the workforce than ever before, actually causing a nationwide shift in polulation from the rural to the more urban areas, where the jobs were.
The State Children's Health Insurance Program, or SCHIP, was established by the federal government ten years ago to provide health insurance to children in families at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty line.
In 1895, he began selling potato chips to local grocers and turned his barn into the world's first potato chip factory. During the early 1900s, several companies built large factories for the mass production of potato chips.And the 1920s saw the birth of three companies that define the potato chip industry:s word of the chips got out, other restaurants began to serve them. It wasn't long before potato chips were a staple at restaurants across the country. William Tappendon of Cleveland, Ohio, is credited with taking the potato chip out of the restaurant and into the grocery store.