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S.S. Ch.11

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Samuel Slater sailed to america under a false name in orfer to bring machines foe making thread and cotton to america from britain
industrial revolution when factory machines replaced farming as the main sorce of work
factory system brought many workers and machines togther under one roof
lowell mills textile mills that employed farm girls who lived in boarding houses
interchangeable parts parts that are exactly alike
robert fulton invented a steamboat that could move against the current or a strong wind
samuel morse invent the telegraph
eli whitney invented a machine for cleanding cotton in 1793
cotton gin machine that made cleaning cotton more efficient
spirituals religious folk songs
nat turner most famous rebellion leader in virgina in 1831
nationalism a feelin of pride, loyalty, jand protectiveness toward your country.
henry clay representative from kentucky who was a strong nationalist
american system included three main actions of, establish a protective tariff, establish a national bank, and improve the countrys transportaion system.
erie canal a water route between new york city and buffalo, new york
james monroe democratic-rebulican that won the presidency of 1816
sectionalism loyalty to the interests of your own region or section of the country , rather than to the nation as a whole
missouri compromise kept the balance of power in the senate between the slave states and free states it also bannes slavery from the louisiana territory north of missouris southern border
monroe doctrine an issed statement by presiden monroe, that said the americas were closed to further colonization.
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