The Market Revolution and its impact in Antebellum America

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Urban Growth

The increase in population and development of cities, especially in free states before 1860.

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Nativism

The political policy of promoting the interests of native inhabitants against those of immigrants.

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Irish Immigrants

Many migrants from Ireland, mostly arriving due to the potato famine, who settled in eastern cities for skilled labor.

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German Immigrants

Migrants from Germany who came seeking better opportunities and settled mainly in the northwest for farming and business.

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Know-Nothings

A political group formed to combat immigration, advocating for nativism and against the influence of Catholics in government.

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The Lowell System

A system of labor that employed young women in textile factories under relatively better living conditions.

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Interchangeable Parts

Manufactured components that are made to such a standard that they are replaceable in assembly, developed by Eli Whitney and Simon North.

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Factory Girls Association

An early labor organization advocating for better working conditions and wages for women workers in factories.

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The Rise of Industrialization

The transition from hand production methods to machines, leading to the establishment of factories, especially in the Northeast.

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Employment Conditions

Refers to the working environments and wages endured by workers, often harsh and low during the early industrial period.

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