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25 photos show what life looked like for Americans 150 years ago

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By Frank Olito Verified, Kristine Villarroel
| Business Insider Verified
The Second Industrial Revolution in America saw many families leave the farms for the cities. After the Civil War, America entered its Second Industrial Revolution. During this time, cities became the place to find a job as factories popped up in urban areas. This sparked a great change in the family dynamic. Before this time period, families mostly lived on farmland and made a living off their land. But from 1870 to 1920, millions of people moved to cities.
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Michelle Obama remains a fashion icon. Here are her best style moments.

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By Talia Lakritz Verified, Frank Olito Verified
| Business Insider Verified
At a state dinner with China, Obama wore a gown by British designer Alexander McQueen, despite expectations that she might wear a gown by an American designer with connections to China. Obama responded by telling reporters, "I don't buy a designer, I buy a dress. I buy the thing that looks good."
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Michelle Obama remains a fashion icon. Here are her best style moments.

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By Talia Lakritz Verified, Frank Olito Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
Former first lady Michelle Obama has long been considered a fashion icon. She has worn symbolic outfits such as a magenta ensemble at President Joe Biden's inauguration. She has also worn notable looks on her book tour and at events for the Obama Presidential Library. Michelle Obama achieved fashion icon status as first lady, and has continued to make bold style choices in her post-White House life as a best-selling author, speaker, and public figure.
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