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Chapter 11 Vocab VK

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Englishman who built the first succesful water-powered textile mill Samuel Slater
Era where machines and factories started taking over the country Industrial Revolution
Brought many workers and machines together under one roof Factory System
Textile Mills in the willage that hired farm girls who lived in company owned boardinghouses Lowell Mills
Parts that are exactly like the original and can be used for them.They speed up production, made repairs faster and used lower paid less skilled workers Interchangeable parts
Invented the first steamboat that could move across strong currents or winds Robert Fulton
Invented the telegraph which sent long and short pulses of electricity along a wire Samuel F. B. Morse
Invented a machine for cleaning cotton in 1793 Eli Whitney
Made cotton cleaning more efficient because one worker could now clean 50 pounds of cotton Cotton Gin
Religious folk songs Spirituals
Led the slaves rebellion that killed 55 people Nat Turner
Feeling of pride, loyalty, protectiveness toward you country Nationalism
Strong nationalist from Kentucky who supported Madison Henry Clay
The plan that Henry Clay promoted which set rules for foreign goods American System
Created a water route between New York City and Buffalo. It opened up the Ohio Valley and the Great Lakes Region to settlement and change Erie Canal
Won the presidency in 1816 with a large number of electoral votes James Monroe
Loyalty to the interests of your own region or section of the country Sectionalism
Clay's plan to make Missouri a slave state Missouri Compromise
Statement by Monroe saying that Americans closed to further colonization ar considered dangerous to their peace and safety Monroe Doctrine
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