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Rapid growth in use of machines |
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Spinning and knitting combined |
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Rapid growth in the modes of transportation |
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Machine devloped to remove seeds from cotton |
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From texas to south carolina |
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the complete end of slavry |
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the complete freedom from anything (in this case for slave) |
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path that slaves took to freedom |
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Groups formed to promote social freedom |
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The ban/ limit on alcohal consumtion |
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people willing to invest money to make a profit |
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first major trail used for trade |
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the most famous and longst trail |
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a god given right to expand territory |
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trail mormons took to find religou freedom |
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miners who went to california to mine gold in 1849 |
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gold discovered in california caused rush of people to the area |
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trail tht lead people to california |
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A stagecoach trail sometimes used to carry mail |
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Between british and american to end the war of 1812 |
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british impressidented u.s sailers hoping to take the american colonies |
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President during war of 1812 |
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saved the portrait of george washington and was one of the last people to evacute the city |
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wrote the star spangled banner |
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brought the ideas of machinery to the americas |
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made cotton gin and the telegraph |
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first rebellion against slavery |
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Organized senec falls convention and wrote the declaration of sentiments |
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Told stories about the horrors of slavery |
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Lead slaves to freedom A.k.a Moses |
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First womens rights convention |
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Susan B. Anthony, Lucy stone, and Catherine beecher |
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