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Kant, Immanuel: Der ewige Friede
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| Fachbereich: | Philosophie | |
| Woerter | 1800 | |
| Kurzbeschreibung | Intern: Leseliste: Der ewige Friede Eine aufklärerische Schrift von I. Kant, geschrieben im Jahre 1781,die zum Ziele hatte, den Frieden unter den Staaten zu gewährleisten, sowie auch die Menschen in die Regierung einzubeziehen. ... | |
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Kant, Immanuel: Der ewige FriedeThe AmericanIndustrialisationThe End Of ReconstructionEra Around the year 1835 the first railway connections arebuild between the bigger cities in the east and west. These lines simplify thetransport of row materials. For that reason simultaneously with the growing ofthe railway connections also the mining of raw materials begin to rise. So youcan say, therailway and the mining of raw materials are the major reasons forthe beginning of the Industrial Era The First TelegraphConnection In 1855 David E. Hughes invents the Hughes-Telegraph.Until 1865 there are telegraph connections all over the USA. The telegraphexpands the power of US-government. E.g. it makes possible to promulgate lows atthe same time to all important cities around the USA. Another aspect is that thetelegraph gives American companies the possibility, faster to react forfinancial investing. The First RailwayConnection The government commissions in the year 1862 theCentral-Pacific and the Union Pacific to build a railway connection between theAtlantic coast and the Pacific coast. The construction begins in January 1863 by the CentralPacific in Sacramento, California and 1865 by the Union Pacific in Omaha,Nebraska. Both companies try to sabotage, mutually. The CentralPacific beginsto employ Chinese because for most Whites the work is too hardand they wants more money as the Chinese workers. At the last dangerous andmountainous part of the distance the Union Pacific get help from the Mormons.For their help the Mormons getrails for their own railway connections. At the9th May 1869 both connections get together in Promontory Point,Utah. John D.Rockefeller In the seventies of the nineteenth century the firstmonopolies occur. One of thefirst monopolists is John D. Rockefeller. In theyear 1862 he founds the ”Standard Oil Company of Ohio” at the age of23. Rockefeller sells oil under the regular price and as a consequence hisrivals go bankruptcy. After that takes over his rivals. For the transportationof his oil he controls the railways and pipelines. The unlimited growth of the"Standard Oil Company" ends 1890 with the "Sherman Act”. The”Sherman Act" is the first anti-trust law in the USA. It determines e.g.that price-fixing agreements and monopolies are illegal. ThomasEdison In the year 1869, at the age of 22, Thomas Edisonpatents his first inventions. In the same year he founds t The AmericanIndustrialisationThe End Of ReconstructionEra Around the year 1835 the first railway connections arebuild between the bigger cities in the east and west. These lines simplify thetransport of row materials. For that reason simultaneously with the growing ofthe railway connections also the mining of raw materials begin to rise. So youcan say, therailway and the mining of raw materials are the major reasons forthe beginning of the Industrial Era The First TelegraphConnection In 1855 David E. Hughes invents the Hughes-Telegraph.Until 1865 there are telegraph connections all over the USA. The telegraphexpands the power of US-government. E.g. it makes possible to promulgate lows atthe same time to all important cities around the USA. Another aspect is that thetelegraph gives American companies the possibility, faster to react forfinancial investing. The First RailwayConnection The government commissions in the year 1862 theCentral-Pacific and the Union Pacific to build a railway connection between theAtlantic coast and the Pacific coast. The construction begins in January 1863 by the CentralPacific in Sacramento, California and 1865 by the Union Pacific in Omaha,Nebraska. Both companies try to sabotage, mutually. The CentralPacific beginsto employ Chinese because for most Whites the work is too hardand they wants more money as the Chinese workers. At the last dangerous andmountainous part of the distance the Union Pacific get help from the Mormons.For their help the Mormons getrails for their own railway connections. At the9th May 1869 both connections get together in Promontory Point,Utah. John D.Rockefeller In the seventies of the nineteenth century the firstmonopolies occur. One of thefirst monopolists is John D. Rockefeller. In theyear 1862 he founds the ”Standard Oil Company of Ohio” at the age of23. Rockefeller sells oil under the regular price and as a consequence hisrivals go bankruptcy. After that takes over his rivals. For the transportationof his oil he controls the railways and pipelines. The unlimited growth of the"Standard Oil Company" ends 1890 with the "Sherman Act”. The”Sherman Act" is the first anti-trust law in the USA. It determines e.g.that price-fixing agreements and monopolies are illegal. ThomasEdison In the year 1869, at the age of 22, Thomas Edisonpatents his first inventions. In the same year he founds the Menlo Parc", NewJersey. At Menlo Parc he works with a team of talented people at new inventions.The most important inventions are:• 1876 -the gramophone 1879 - the firstworking electric light bulbin the next years - thefirst commercialpower station1889 the firstprojector HenryFord At the year 1879 Henry Ford leaves home, to start atraining as a mechanic. After the training he works in different factories. 14years later his promotion to Chief Engineer gives him enough time and money forpersonal technical experiments. The result of the experiments is in 1896 the”Quadricycle”. 7 years later he founds the `Ford Motor Company". Fora higher effectiveness he pays his workers for theirresults, not their workingtime. Another important innovation is the assembly line. 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