Key Events and Figures in Early American History

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Gabriel's Rebellion

Slave uprising in Virginia led by Gabriel Prosser.

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Gabriel Prosser

Leader of the Virginia slave uprising.

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Lancastrian system

Education method with one teacher for many students.

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Francis Asbury

Spread Methodism throughout American colonies in 18th century.

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Denmark Vesey

Planned slave rebellion in Charleston, hanged before execution.

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Virginia's Statute of Religious Liberty

Established principle of religious freedom and church-state separation.

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Samuel Slater

Introduced mechanized textile production to the US.

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Eli Whitney

Invented cotton gin, increasing cotton production significantly.

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Robert Fulton

Designed first commercially successful steamboat, Clermont.

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Lowell/Waltham system

Employed young women in factories under strict conditions.

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Parson Weems

Wrote fictionalized biography of George Washington.

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Gilbert Stuart

Painter of idealized image of George Washington.

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Universalism

Belief that all souls will eventually be saved.

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Deism

Emphasizes reason and observation of the natural world.

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Enlightenment

Influenced political thought and modern democratic ideas.

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Second Great Awakening

Religious revival influencing social reforms like abolition.

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Primogeniture

Eldest son inherits majority of family property.

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Entail

Restricts inheritance of land to specific heirs.

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Industrial Revolution

Economic transformation from agrarian to industrialized economies.

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Mass production

Produces large quantities using standardized components.

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Interchangeable parts

Manufacturing concept allowing for replaceable components.

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Division of labor

Breaking down production into smaller tasks.

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Erie Canal

Facilitated westward expansion and reduced transportation costs.

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National Road

First major federally funded highway in the US.