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Chapter 11 Review

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Industrial Revolution A large economic boom, shifting from agriculture to industry. (production, textiles, and infrastructure) etc.
Factory system Brought many workers and machines under one roof to mass produce goods.
Interchangeable parts The use of parts that are exactly alike. (for easy maintenance)
Henry Clay "Great Compromiser" also introduced the American System
Cotton Gin Made the cotton cleaning process more efficient
Sectionalism Loyalty to the interests of your own region.
Nationalism Loyalty to the interests of your country as a whole.
Eli Whitney Revolutionary inventor (cotton gin, interchangeable parts, etc.)
American System A plan to improve the entire United States. (Business, Bank/Trade, and infrastructure. [specifically transportation])
Samuel Morse Inventor of the telegraph
Missouri Compromise Kept slave and free states balanced in the Senate.
Monroe Doctrine Prevented further colonization of the Americas.
James Monroe US president who issued Monroe Doctrine.
Robert Fulton Inventor of the steamboat
What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine? To prevent further colonization of the Americas.
What are the economic factors that brought on industrialization and urbanization of the US? The factory system, river power, and other inventions contributed to the US's capability to mass produce goods.
Explain and give examples of how technological innovations changed life in the US. Inventions and infrastructure allowed the US to mass produce goods and develope a strong economy, such as the cotton gin allowing cotton products to be mass produced.
Explain the growth and development of the plantation system and how it contributed to slavery. Agricultural innovations allowed for the expansion of plantations, creating the need for more slaves.
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