What do you think our country would look like today if the U. S. hadn't participated in the Industrial Revolution?

For starters, America wouldn't produce as much as it does today. The Industrial Revolution also allowed the production of machinery and weaponry, which means that should the U.S not participate in the Industrial Revolution, we would take much longer to grow into the strong Military power that we are today. America might even go more into Agricultural Business, meaning that most of the nation would instead focus on the food production, thus reducing the number of high rise cities that were supposed to exist.

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