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US History Chapt 3

Seeds of Independence/ The People & Economic Development- Part 3

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Industry Workers Served the needs of their communities
Examples of Industry Workers include: Blacksmiths; Coopers; leather workers; cabinet makers; millers
master craftsmen trained apprentices
Large scale businesses had to follow English laws enforcing mercantilist policies
Mercantilist Policies stated that a nation should be self-sufficient and own large stores of gold and silver. If a country did not have sufficient natural resources, it should obtain colonies that could supply: raw materials, a market for manufactured goods and yield gold and silver.
Fishing & Whaling Industry Off the coast of New England; fish were salted, dried and shipped to Europe and the West Indies.
Whale Oil a fuel for lamps, brought high prices
Shipbuilding Main Centers in New England Boston and Salem
New England vessels were world famous for speed and ease
Forests in New England, PA and NC supplied lumber for general building purposes and these for shipbuilding pitch, tar, resin and turpentine
Native Americans exchanged what for axes, knives, beads, cloth, guns, ammo and rum? Fur
What from the West Indies was used to make rum? Molasses
Rum was made in what? Distilleries
Rum was used in the Fur trade and African Slave Trade
Iron Ore was discovered where? New England, New York and Pennsylvania
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