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Eli Whitney
Developed the cotton gin which rapidly increased cotton production in the South and led to a greater demand for slave labor
Robert Fulton
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Richard Allen
African American religious leader who helped found the methodist church (episcopal) in 1816.
Samuel Slater
English textile worker who brought the Industrial Revolution to the U.S. by duplicating British textile machinery form memory.
Noah Webster
Author of the best-known American dictionary in the early 1800s; promoted a standard national language and public support for education
Benjamin Banneger
*an African-American astronomer and mathematician
Daniel Boone
An American frontier settler of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, best known for his exploration and settlement of Kentucky.
John Ross
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Phillis Wheatley
the first African American and slave to publish a book of poems in America
Susan Rowson
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Joseph Smith
Founder of Church of Jesus Christ of Cater-day, Saints, or Mormons, in NY in 1830; killed by a mob in Illinois in 1844.
How did the population grow, where did they come from and move to and where did they live and nationality in 1780-1830?
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Native American Migration
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What were Republican virtues and how women related?
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Acquisition of Florida
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adams%E2%80%93On%C3%ADs_Treaty
How interchangeable parts change the way goods were produced?
Goods could be fixed, and produced more rapidly.
What were the effects of the invention of the cotton gin?
Demand for more cotton>more slavery
Transportation (Canal building and steam power affected it how?)
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What effect did the mobile society have on the U.S.?
A society in which people are constantly moving about> a lot of land
Merci Ottis Warren
hosted political meetings at her home in Plymouth, MA
Benjamin Rush
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Second Great Awakening
religious movement of the early 1800s
How did turnpikes get their name?
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Significane of having a post office
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Northwest Ordinance of 1787
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What was the roll of women in the 1800s?
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Industrial Revolution
Effort beginning in Britain in the late 1700s to increase production by using machines powered by sources other than human or animals
Why did many people think suicide and drunkenness occur in the 1800s?
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What was the evangelical movement and what are the 3 main ideas?
Focusing on emotionally powerful preaching, rather than formal ceremonies and on the teachings of the bible.
Development of Roman/Catholic church and why Baptist and Methodist churches grew rapidly in this stime period.
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Essay- How inventions and technology changed the American society.
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revival
a gathering where people are "revived" or brought back to a religious life
denomination
a religious subgroup
spiritual
a folk hymn