APFIVE Edisons Inventions and Economic Growth
How did Thomas Edison’s inventions, particularly the light bulb and power plant developments, contribute to the economic growth of the United States during the Age of Invention?
A
They led to immediate regulation of monopolies, which slowed industrial growth due to government intervention in private enterprises.
B
They improved only domestic life with minor impact on industry, focusing primarily on household convenience without affecting business practices.
C
They primarily sheltered rural communities by limiting industrial activities to urban centers only.
D
They extended the workday and stimulated mass production by enabling widespread electricity usage, which boosted industrial productivity.
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