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Industrial Revolution
Interchangeable parts
Francis Cabot Lowell
Samuel FB Morse
Mass production
Factory System
Discrimination
Urbanization
Corduroy Road
Daniel Boone
Nat Turner
Cotton Gin
Telegraph
Spiritual
Slave Code
Henry Clay
Capitalist
Turnpike
Nativist
Canal

Industrial Revolution
Francois Cabot Lowell
Interchangeable Parts
Samuel FB Morse
Discrimination
Mass Production
Factory System
Corduroy road
Daniel Boone
Capitalist
Cotten Jin
Henry Clay
Nat Turner
Slave Code
Spiritual
Telegraph
Turn pike
Nativist
Canal

Industrial Recvolution
Interchangeable parts
Francis Cabot Lowell
Mass production
Discrimination
Samuel fb morse
Factory system
Corduroy road
Daniel Boone
Urbanization
Capitalist
Henry clay
Spiritual
Not turner
Slave code
Cotton gin
Nativists
Telegraph
Turnpike
Canal

machine took the place of many hand tools
bring worker and machinery
who invest capital or money
the rapid manufacture of large number
part identical piece that could be assembled
found a way
or the growth of cities due to movement
device that used electrical
inenton worked by sending electrical
widespread
people who wanted to preserve
the denial of equal right
used a spiked cylinder to removed
controlled every aspect
religious folk songs
famous slave
early pioneer
roads
off logs
filled with water
missouri congress

Industrial Revolution
Francis Cabot Lowell
Interchangable parts
Mass production
Factory System
Lowell System
Eli Whitney
Innovations
Cotton Gin
John Deere
Morse Code
McCormick
telegraph
Telegraph
Slater

machines took place of many hand tools. Much of the power provided by people and horses got replaced; flowing water to steam engines
brings workers and machinery together in one place
people who invest capital (money) in a business to earn a profit
him and an associate built improved versions of English machines
rapid manufacture of large numbers of identical objects
identical pieces that could be assembled quickly by unskilled workers
growth of cities due to movement of people from rural areas to cities
device that used electrical signals to send messages qucikly over long distances
inventor of the telegraph
widespread starvation
people who wanted to preserve the country for white American born protestants
the denial of equal rights or equal treatment to certain groups of people
used a spike cylinder to remove seeds from cotton fibers
laws known as slave codes controlled every aspect of their lives
religious folk songs that blended bibical themes with the realities of slavery
led most famous slave revoit in 1831
tall roads
roads made of sawed off logs, laid side by side
a channel that is dug across land filled with water

MASS PRODUCTION
ASSEMBLY LINE
CHILD LABOR
LOCOMOTIVE
COTTON GIN
MONOPOLIES
REVOLUTION
INDUSTRIAL
STEAMBOAT
TELEGRAPH
FACTORIES
RAIL ROAD
TRUSTS
FORD

interchangeable parts
industrial revolution
Francis Cabot Lowell
Richard Arkwright
mechanical reaper
descrimination
mass production
factory system
Samuel Slater
urbanization
Eli Whitney
cotton gin
capitalist
cash crop
telegraph
efficient
capital
inferior
textile
invest
reign

a person who has a capital
the total of the changes in economic and social organization
method for using a standardized product
a settlement
capable of being part or used in the place of each other
the production of manufacture of goods in large quantities
to put money into use
preforming or functioning
a high speed highway
the policy of protecting the interest of natives
pertaining to do
extreme and general scarcity
an act of instance
process for transmitting messages
the act of fact of urbanizing
it was the laws slaves had to follow
the laws slaves had to follow
realizing to the spirit or soul
statesman or orator
invented the telegraph
he revolted slaves
an artificial waterway for boats
a machine for separating fibers from cotton

gradualy machines took the place of many hand tools
brings workers and machinery together in one
people who invest capital or money
built an important version of the english machine
rapid manufacture of large numbers of identical objects
identical pieces that could be assembled quickly by unskilled workers
the growth of cities
device that used electrical signals to send messages
code devised by shorter and longer bursts of electricity
widespread
people who wanted to preserve the country for white americans
the denial for equal rights
a machine for seperating cotton from its seeds
a state law established to determine the status of slaves
relating to the human spirit
inslaved africn american who lead a rebelion of slaves and free blacks
an expressway
a road made for tree trunks laid across a swamp
an artificail waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats inland