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Bringing machines and workers together under one building.
*This alllowed higher, faster production rates |
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This cleaned the cotton
*Instead of making 1-3 pounds of usable cotton a day they could make 50-80
*Made slavery profitable once more and incresed demand for slaves |
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First Mills to use women as workers.
*Increased productivity
*Gave more people jobs |
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Parts are built exactly alike
*Invented by Eli Whitney
*You can fix or make things faster
*Take no specalized skill from a worker to make |
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Invented the steam engine
*Used trains and boats to travel and transport materials
*Fast
*You could build a facotory anywhere now
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Invented the first steam train
*Could take goods to places that boats couldn't reach
*You could build a factory anywhere |
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Invented interchangeable parts and the cotton gin
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| Invented the steele plow to farmers could till new ground in the midwest now |
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| Memorized and stole factory plans from England then came to America and started the first factory |
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- Protective tariffs- taxed European goods, ecouraging Americans to buy American goods
- National Bank- promoting one currency that would be the same in every state
- Improve transportation- need to improve roads to move goods from town to town
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| Loyalty to a region or section of the country |
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| The strong pride, loyalty, and protectiveness to the nation |
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| Missouri became a slave state and to balance it back out to 14 - 14 Maine became a Free State. |
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| Stay out of our business and we'll stay out of your business. |
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| Cotton became the cash crop in the south. Farms stoped growing food crops. Extended land into the west to grow more cotton. |
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| We bought Florida from Spain |
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| The boarder of Canada and the Us in the west |
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| The events that contributed most to the Industrial Revolution |
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| The creation if factories, interchnageable parts, and the steam engine |
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