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Ch 11 vocab

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Samual Slater established the first spinning mill in the untited states
Industrial revolution an era where manufacturing replaced farming as the main work source
factory system brought many workers and families under one roof
Lowell mills first to employ girls in company owned boarding houses
interchangeable parts parts that are exactly alike and can be switched out
Robert Fulton invented the steamboat
Samual F. B. Morse invented the telegraph and morse code
Eli whitney invented the cotton gin
cotton gin made cleaning cotton easier by removing the seeds
spirtuals religious folk songs
Nat Turner led a slave rebelion in Virginia
nationalism is a feeling of pride for your country
Henry Clay a strong nationalist
American system a plan promoted by Henry Clay
Erie Canal created a water rout from New York City to Buffalo New York
James Monroe became president in the election of 1816
sectionalism loyalty to the interests and culture of your area or region
Missouri Comprimise kept power in the senate balanced between the slave states and the free states
Monroe Doctrine stated that America was closed from further colonization
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