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The 19 pages that link to Second Industrial Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Industrial RevolutionBroader topic: It extended industrialization through technologies and industries distinct from the first wave.

• Belle ÉpoqueNarrower topic: Its technologies powered the period’s urban growth and new forms of production.

• Gilded AgeNarrower topic: Its new technologies and industries powered the era’s rapid economic growth.

• Edwardian eraRelated: Electricity, chemicals, and new manufacturing methods changed British work and urban life.

• J. P. MorganNarrower topic: The expanding scale of industry created demand for the huge pools of capital Morgan arranged.

• Technological changeBroader topic: It shows how clusters of connected inventions can reorganize production and everyday life.

• TechnologyBroader topic: It established many systems that define modern technological life.

• Multinational corporationRelated: Large-scale manufacturing firms of this era became prominent early international investors.

• Rust BeltNarrower topic: Its steel, machinery, and electrical industries powered the region’s manufacturing rise.

• New ImperialismRelated: Its industries intensified competition for resources and overseas markets.

• Digital RevolutionCompared with: Its factory-centered technologies provide a historical contrast to the later shift toward information processing.

• Vanderbilt familyNarrower topic: Rail expansion and industrial growth created the conditions for the Vanderbilt fortune.

• Fourth Industrial RevolutionNarrower topic: It provides a historical precedent for defining industrial change by a cluster of technologies.

• Long nineteenth centuryBroader topic: It accelerated economic and technological change in the period’s final decades.

• Walther RathenauNarrower topic: Rathenau’s business career unfolded amid the expansion of electrical industry and mass production.

• 1910sNarrower topic: Its technologies and industries formed the material backdrop to the decade’s warfare and urban life.

• 19th centuryBroader topic: It marks a distinct acceleration of technological and industrial change after mid-century.

• History of the jet engineNarrower topic: Advances in metallurgy and manufacturing made high-temperature turbine machinery increasingly feasible.

• Manufacturing (economic sector)Broader topic: Its technologies enabled larger, faster, and more complex manufacturing operations.