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Where did most Irish find work once they immigrated to America?
They worked on building the Erie Canal, railroad and in factories
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What is the name of this invention and what impact did it have on life in the United States?
Mechanical reaper; made it easier to grow wheat
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What idea did Eli Whitney develop which allowed for the mass production of identical machine made parts?
interchangeable parts
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What is urbanization?
The movement of people from the farms to the cities
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Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in the northeastern United States?
because there were a lot of water resources and coal and iron deposits
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What is the difference between rural and urban?
Rural refers to the farms and urban refers to the cities
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Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin and WHY?
Harriet Beecher Stowe and to expose the world to the horrors of slavery
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What does "Temperance" mean?
Not consuming alcohol. Essentially, banning alcohol.
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What were some of the effects of increased urbanization in the cities as a result of the Industrial Revolution?
increased crime, overcrowding, poverty, pollution, spread of disease
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What does "suffrage" mean?
The right to vote.
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What invention helped to make the harvesting of wheat easier?
mechanical reaper
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What economic system helped the United States to industrialize?
Free enterprise
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Why did people support the Temperance Movement?
They thought alcohol causes violence, death, poverty, family separation, domestic abuse, etc.
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Why did the Irish immigrate to America?
To escape the potato famine and find new economic opportunities in America
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What reform movement did Dorothea Dix help lead?
Prison Reform
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Who invented the telegraph?
Samuel F. B. Morse
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How did interchangeable parts impact industrialization?
it allowed for the mass production of goods (made it faster, easier and cheaper)
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What impact did the steamboat have?
It made it easier to travel upstream and improved the shipping of goods (more efficient)
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How did the War of 1812 contribute to the industrialization of the United States?
the war disrupted trading so Americans were forced to begin manufacturing their own goods
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What impact did this invention have on life in the United States?
It made the transportation of goods and people more efficient
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How did this invention impact life in the United States?
It made the cleaning of cotton more efficient but also increased slavery
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What inventions helped to improve the area of agriculture? (3)
steel plow, cotton gin, and mechanical reaper
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What abolitionist started an anti-slavery newspaper called The Liberator?
William Lloyd Garrison
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What invention helped to improve communication over long distances?
Telegraph
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Who were the typical workers in the factories?
women and children
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The completion of what structure connected Buffalo, New York to the Hudson River?
Erie canal
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What invention helped to make the cleaning of cotton faster and easier? Who invented it?
cotton gin, Eli Whitney
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What economic system is characterized by competition, profit motive, private property and consumer choice?
Free enterprise
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What is the name of the event during which the invention of machines changed the way that manufactured goods were produced?
Industrial Revolution
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What was the name of the first woman's rights convention in the United States that promoted women's suffrage?
Seneca Falls Convention
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How did the second great awakening encourage abolition?
The moral beliefs taught by preachers made slavery seem evil
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What invention allowed for several threads to be spun at once thus making it more efficient to make cloth?
spinning jenny
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What individual memorized the way that the British built their spinning machines and then immigrated to America and built a factory?
Samuel Slater
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