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Smauel Slater Came from the British to the US to teach the people how to make mills. he built the 1st in the US
Industrial Revolution factory machines replaced hand tools
Factory System brought many worker and machines together under one roof.
lowell mills textile mills in villages that employed farm girls
interchangeable parts parts that are exactly alike
Robert Fulton invented a steamboat that could against currents and strong winds
Samuel F. B. Morse invented the telegraph
Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin
Cotton Gin machine that cleans cotton efficiently
Spirituals religious folk songs
Nat Turner most famous rebellion was led by him
Nationalism feeling of loyalty and pride toward your country
Henry Clay Representative from Kentucky
American System 1. establish a protective tariff 2. establish a national bank 3. improve the country's transportation systems
Erie Canal created a water route between New york city, Buffalo
James Monroe won the presidency for the Era of Good Feelings
Sectionalism loyalty to the interests of your own region
Missouri Compromise clay's Plan in 1820. kept balance in Senate btwn. slave states and free states.
Monroe Doctrine policy that protected Latin America
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