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Ch 12, Lesson 2 Review

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What did invent Eli Whitney? Cotton Gin
What did inventCyrus McCormick? Mechanical Reaper
What did inventFrancis Cabot Lowell? Assembly Line & Cloth Making Factory
What did invent Samuel Slater? Cotton Spinning Mill powered by flowing river water
What did invent John Deere? steel plow
What is manufacture? to make goods from raw materials
What did invent Robert Fulton? the steam engine - used to power river boats and trains
What did invent Peter Cooper? steam powered locomotive "train"
Describe the race between Tom Thumb and the gray horse. The horse started out ahead but then Tom Thumb caught up. As the train pulled a head a valve brock in the engine causing the train, Tom Thumb, to lose the race.
What and Where is the Erie Canal? Man made canal built through New York state extending the Hudson River and connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.
What is the National Road? Road from Maryland to Illinois traveled by settlers heading west. But travel was difficult because of mud and it was expensive to travel.
What were early railroads made of? Wood topped with iron.
How were trains first powered? Horses pulled the carts along the rails.
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