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What source powered the textile mills?
Water
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Early immigrants (in the 19th Century) who to the U.S. came mostly from what three countries?
Ireland, Great Britain and Germany
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What system connected waterways?
Canals
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banana
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shark
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A person who leaves a country to live somewhere else is called?
An emigrant
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A person who arrives in a country to live after leaving another country is called?
An immigrant
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When workers protest unsafe and unjust working conditions by refusing to work until their demands are met it is called?
A strike.
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Who led the movement to increase and improve education for females?
Catherine Beecher
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What are organizations that workers form to improve their working conditions?
Labor unions
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If someone lives in a "rural" area where do they live?
In the country, open area.
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What does "urban" mean?
City
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What became the busiest route for moving people west in the 1820s to 1840s?
The Erie Canal
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People who believed the newcomers and unlimited immigration would destroy American institutions were called?
Nativists
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In 1840 the federal government set a workday limit of how many hours a day?
Ten
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