Chapter 14 explains the restructuring of the global environment with new migration patterns through the Atlantic World.<\/span> <\/span>This chapter explains the trend from a regional network to now a global network through trade, production, and economics throughout the Atlantic.<\/span> <\/span>The reason of globalization throughout the Atlantic is new migration because people moving from various countries throughout the Atlantic are starting and creating their own production and communities in the United States, Canada, Africa, and the Caribbean.<\/span> <\/span>Imperial networks help create migration in economic markets with various countries around the 1850s.<\/span> <\/span>Contract workers also travelled to the Atlantic because places like East Asia started migrating through regional labor through China resulted in migration to the Caribbean and the United States (Chapter 14, Page 490).<\/span> <\/span>Silver that was developed in American mines has traveled through Europe for economic success, also has moved into the Pacific and Asia.<\/span> <\/span>Sugar became successful in the Atlantic because plantation started on local land, later became global and was shipped through boat, railroad, and steamboats to help created sugar factories throughout the Atlantic. Years later, the United States would eventually replace Britain as the dominant economic and political power in the Atlantic because of very successful economics in cotton, silver, gold, and plantation.<\/span> <\/span>(Chapter 14, Page 492).<\/span> <\/span>These investment and global networks helped changed the Atlantic history because what started as plantations, later lead into very successful factories and companies throughout the World.<\/span> <\/span>This reminds of Erin’s post from Steven Beckert’s<\/a> reading relating to Cotton.<\/span> <\/span>Cotton started like Silver in regional investments, later created a global markets throughout the Atlantic.<\/span> <\/span>The amount of Cotton increased during the Civil War and other countries began creating cotton factories and growing cotton on rural land.<\/span> <\/span>The reason industrialization increased outside the United States and Europe because of very success production like Cotton and Silver that created a global market for the future along with very successful business for the future.<\/span> <\/span>These investments in cotton and silver help created a better global economics because operations in increased in various markets across the Atlantic and helped created better commerce through Atlantic history. <\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n