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Population Movements in he Gilded Age

Question:. Americans have been a highly mobile people. Describe and account for the dominant population movements between 1820 and 1900.. Cities. Reasons for move to cities:Steel, elevators, jobs, anonymity, transportation, brothels, entertainment, taverns, new people, opportunities, housing, improved structure, department stores, electricityfrom farms to citiesCities: Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, New York City, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, etc- coincidentally all baseball/football towns.

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Population Movements in he Gilded Age

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