Chapter 11 Vocab KL
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| Brought the English technology of water powered mills to America. | Samuel Slater
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| The period of time where America's factories and technology increased. | Industrial Revolution
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| When factories and people work together. | factory system
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| Textile mills that women worked in and were successful. | Lowell mills
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| Parts that are exactly alike. | interchangeable parts
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| Invented a powerful steamboat that travels up river. | Robert Fulton
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| Invented the telegraph. | Samuel F. B. Morse
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| Invented the cotton gin. This improved plantation productions. | Eli Whitney
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| A machine that takes the seeds out of cotton. | cotton gin
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| Religious folk songs. | spirituals
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| A slave rebel in Virginia. His rebel was eventually was stopped and Turner was hanged. | Nat Turner
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| The feeling of pride, loyalty, protectiveness towards your country. | nationalism
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| A member of the House who was a strong nationalist. | Henry Clay
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| A plan made by Henry Clay that was made to strengthen the economy. It included three parts. | American system
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| A water route between New York City and Buffalo, New York. | Erie Canal
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| The president in 1816. Had a good presidency. | James Monroe
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| The loyalty for you part or section of the country. | sectionalism
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| A compromise that banned slavery above the 36 parallel. | Missouri Compromise
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| A statement by Monroe that said Americans were closed to further colonization. | Monroe Doctrine
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