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national growth

chapter eleven vocab words

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who was Samuel Slater? an englishmen who sailed to U.S. under a false name.
what was the industrial revolution? an period of time when machines replaced hand work.
what was the factory system? a system that brought workers and machines together under one roof.
what was the Lowell mills? an textile mill in the village that employed girls to work on mills.
what were the interchangeble parts? parts that are exactly alike.
who was Robert Fulton? a guy that invented the steamboat that a steamboat that could move agaist the current or a strong wind.
who was Samuel F.B. Morse? the person who invented the telegraph that sent short pulses of electricity along a wire.
who was Eli Whitney? a women who invented a machine for cleaning cotton.
what was the cotton gin? an engine that made the cotton cleaning process more efficient.
what was the spirituals? religious folk songs.
who was Nat Turner? a slave rebelion led by Nat Turner.
what is Natioanalism? a feeling of pride, loyalty, and protectiveness toward your country.
who was Henry Clay? representative from kentucky,was strongnationalist.
what was the American System? a plan for foreing goods.
what is the Erie Canal? a water route between new york city and Buffalo.
who was James Monroe? a democratic-republican who won the presidency in 1816.
what is sectionalism? is loyalty to the interests of your own region or section of the country.
what was the missoury compromise? a compromisse that kept the balance of the in the power in the senate between the slave states and free states
what was Monroe Doctorine? Monroe said that the americas were closed to further colonization.
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