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Eli Whitney
also made a large impact in the North, with his interchangeable parts of a firearm.
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Cotton
became most popular cash- crop in the south
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Who invented the cotton gin?
Eli Whitney
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Where were the reaper and steel plow popular?
The West
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What happened as result of increasing popularity of cotton?
Increase of slavery
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What did the growth of factories lead to?
urbanization.
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Who made the reaper?
Cyrus McCormick
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Who made the steel plow?
John Deere
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What was the most famous mill in Massachusetts?
Lowell Mill
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What kind of people mainly worked in the Lowell Mill?(gender+age)
Young girls
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When was the Antebellum period?
after the War of 1812
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Name 2 reasons the 3 regional economies connected
Henry Clays System, new transportation
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When was the market revolution?
1793-1860
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What was the market revolution?
the first industrial revolution
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What did Robert Fulton invent?
the steamboat
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Where did the market revolution mostly take place?
the East
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What significant happened in 1825?
The Erie Canal was built which made way for a lot more trade opportunities
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What led to market evolution?
agricultural shifts, growing demand in factory jobs
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What 3 words could describe the Market Revolution?
commercialization, industrialization, transportation
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What was the workshop system?
when you make one part of a product and someone else finishes it
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