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Ind/Rev/Reform
STAAR Prep/ Industrial Rev/Court Cases/Reform Movement
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Machine invented by Eli Whitney that quickly and easily removed the seeds from cotton. This allowed slaves to use their time to pick more cotton, thus causing slavery to continue. | Cotton Gin |
| Parts that could be used interchangeably in any machine or item that is the same (ex.guns). | Interchangeable parts |
| A ship that is powered by steam. | Steamboat |
| Man made waterway usually connected to existing lakes,rivers,or oceans. | Canals |
| A road where a toll or fee is collected. | Turnpike |
| First inexpensive industrial process for the mass production of steel. | Bessemer steel process |
| The production of goods in the home; producing goods by hand. | Cottage Industry |
| The production of goods in a factory setting with the use of machines. | Factory system |
| New ways of doing things using the lastest technology. This usually improves the way people live and do things. | Technological innovation |
| Development of a system that allows for the transporting of a large amount of people or goods. | Transportation system |
| Movement of people from rural areas to cities. People moved to be closer to factories. | Urbanization |
| Production of goods using machines in a factory setting. | Industrialization |
| Establishing judicial review, the Supreme Court can rule a law unconstitutional. | Marbury v. Madison |
| The Supreme Court ruled that national law is superior to state law. | McCullouch v. Maryland |
| Supreme Court reiterated the idea that national law is superior to state law. | Gibbons v. Ogden |
| The Supreme Court ruled that slaves are property and therefore have no rights as citizens. | Dred Scott Decision |
| Social movement that called for the ban of alcohol sales and consumption. | Temperance |
| Movement led by Dorothea Dix; called for mentally unstable people to be moved into facilities dedicated to their care. | Prison reform |
| Horace Mann led the common school movement. This would allow all children to be educated in the same setting. | Public education |
| People who called for an end to slavery. | Abolitionist movement |
| Movement led by Elizabeth Cody Stanton and Lucretia Mott. They called for equal rights for women, including voting. | Women's rights |
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