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patent

  • gives an inventor the sole legal right to invention and its profits for certain period of time.

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Factory System

Launched by Lowell’s mill, a system that brought manufacturing steps together in one place to increase efficiency

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Who started use of interchangeable parts?

Inventor Eli Whitney started use of interchangeable parts.

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Interchangeable parts

identical machine parts that could be put together quickly to make a complete product.____

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Samuel Slater

  • worked in Arkwritis Mill in Great Britain, then came to America and duplicated all the inventions during industrial rev.

  • Operated (1st) cotton mill Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

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Why was the North or specifically New England good for the Industrial Rev?

Good for factories: New England had many rushing rivers and streams. Provided the water power necessary to run machinery in the new factories.

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Francis Cabot Lowell

  • Opened textile plant/mill in Waltham MA.

  • Lowell’s mill launched/invented the factory system ( huge part of rev. )

  • One who hired women to work in his factories (reason he is popular significant and known)

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What region did the Industrial Revolution originate from in the US?

  • started in Northeast states, specifically in Rhode Island.

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Why was the North the point of origin for the Indust Rev.?

New England and the other northern states provided much of the necessary requirements.

  • close to resources (water power) and ports

  • also a larger population

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What is a textile mill?

created by Francis Cabot Lowell, a machine where all the stages of cloth making were all preformed under one roof.

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What was city life in the North during the early 1800s?

  • City life was entirely based on the new industrial expansion, and waterpower. (how machines were powered)

  • cities in terrible condition , prone to disease, no sewers , unpaved roads - fire and sparks another threat as well

  • offered a variety of jobs and steady wages, and new buildings were added that were unavailable in the countryside. (EQAUL TO rapidddd population)

  • lots of child labor, capitalism , free enterprise

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Census

official count of the population

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turnpike

a road that one must pay to use; the money is used to pay for the road.

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who Robert Fulton (on test dalia)

  • hired for the invention and to develop a steamboat with a powerful engine.

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Describe the US population growth according to the census (ON TEST HIGHLIGHT is answer)

DOUBLED

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What were turnpike fees used for?

  • fees travelers paid to use roads, which help payed for construction.(built by private companies)

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Explain the significance of the invention of the steamboat.

  • shipping goods became cheaper and faster

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What was the first canal in the U.S?

Eerie Canal

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Why was the Eerie Canal such a significant achievement?

  • CONNECTED EAST & MIDWEST

  • ALSO IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER: also led to an explosion in canal building.

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Trade Union

organazations of workers with the same trade or skill

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Strike

Refusing to work to put pressure on employers.

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Discrimination

unfair treatment of a group

  • remained in Northern States, often African Americans forced into segregation

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Famine

  • extreme shortage of food

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What is a Nativist?

  • strongly opposed to immigration

  • not sure if important so don’t memorize too in depth: believed immigration threatened the future of “native” American born citizens.

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Describe the challenges faced by African American in the North.

Answer is Widespread Discrimination

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Why were labor unions formed in the mid 1800s? 3 main reasons

( i think it was all above on the test not sure)

  • better pay

  • shorter hours

  • better conditions

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Why did so many Irish immigrate to the US during the mid 1800s?

brought on by the Great Irish Famine

ALL ABOVE ON THE TEST !ST QUESTION

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When immigrants moved to the U.S they usually stayed together in what types of neighborhoods?

usually stayed in Ethnic Communities or Neighborhoods. (ON TEST)

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What increased church pop?

2nd GREAT AWAKENING

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temperance

drinking little or no alcohol

Temperance crusaders used rallies to show danger of alcohol

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(ON TEST MEMORIZE)

who were the leading three transcendentalists?

  • Henry David Thoreau

  • Ralph Waldo Emerson

  • Margaret Fuller

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Dorothea Dix

LAst one about education on prisoners

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on test:

3 changes or reforms that occured in education during the early-mid 1800s.

  • teachers should be trained

  • schools should be free and supported by taxes

  • North thought children should be forced to go

  • An increase in teaching people w/ disabilities.

ALL ABOVE ON THE TEST I THINK

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Suffrage

the right to vote

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coeducation

the teaching of boys and girls together

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Explain some gains made by the women’s movement in the mid 1800s.

  • allowed custody to pay and own properties

  • not full voting rights but for some states white women to vote

  • opportunists for education (ON TEST)

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Cotton Gin

  • depended on slave labor to plant and pick the cotton

  • Machine that removed seeds from cotton making more efficient

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Eli Whitney

  • inventor of cotton gin

  • started use of interchangeable parts

(also ig father of mass production method)

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Explain “Cotton is King”

  • crop fueled the southern economy, and ran both north and south economy

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How did the invention of the cotton gin affect the the economy in the south?

  • Value of enslaved people increased more demand of workers (important)

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Describe industry in the South

… was limited (ANSWER yah)

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Yeomen

farmers w/ no slaves

grew crops themselves

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Tenant Farmer

(B ON THE TEST) (SECOND ONE ABOUT WHITE PERSONS)

People who rented land to farm/work on

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Overseer

A plantation manager ….. - forgot if on test

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Who made of the largest group in the South?

Yeomen - non slave owners

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Who was the most influential group in the Southern Society?

Plantation owners

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Describe the growth of cities in the South vs North

Cities in South = much slower pace of growth and had lower population

SOUTH EQUAL LESS ALWAYS= ok on test

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Describe the importance of education in the South vs. North

  • South believed you shouldn’t spend money on it and not important, especially for yeomen.

  • more imporant in North

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Spiritual

African American religious folk song

  • provided way for to secretly communicate

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Slave codes

  • laws that controlled enslaved people ON THE TEST

  • made life more severe and restricted freedom

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What were slave codes meant to do?

  • written to prevent slave rebellion

  • prohibited slaves from getting in large groups and leaving masters prop. without pass

  • few legal rights

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Why was Christianity important for African Americans?

  • Provided hope

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Nat Turner

revolted against slavery, ANSWER

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Harriet Tubman

  • Created and led Underground railroad

    (on test )

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Frederick Douglass

Freed Slave

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