Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
25 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
middle class
|
Included prosperous artisans, farmers, lawyers, ministers, shopkeepers, and their families.
|
|
Francis Cabot Lowell
|
He created the factory system.
|
|
Factory System
|
The idea of creating all the parts to a product under one roof.
|
|
Lowell Girls
|
Women that worked in factories, that lived in factory owned apartments under strict supervision.
|
|
John Deere
|
Designed a light, but strong steel plow.
|
|
Cyrus McCormick
|
Developed a mechanical reaper, that increased harvesting.
|
|
Elias Howe
|
Patented a sewing machine for home use.
|
|
Sarah G. Bagley
|
Women that organized a trade union for factory conditions.
|
|
Strike
|
The refusal to work until employers met union demands.
|
|
Nativism
|
Favoring citizens born in America over immigrants.
|
|
Know-Nothings
|
It was made up of Activists, it was a political party that got a lot of support.
|
|
Eli Whitney
|
Developed the cotton gin.
|
|
Cotton Gin
|
Machine that made it easier to separate the cotton seed from the ball like shell.
|
|
Tredegar Iron Works
|
One of the largest and best equipped iron works in the nation.
|
|
antebellum
|
Pre-civil war.
|
|
yeoman farmers
|
These were small farmers that made up most of the white southern society.
|
|
William Ellison
|
He learned how to build cotton gins, and then bought his freedom and his family's freedom.
|
|
Overseers
|
People who looked over the slaves while they worked.
|
|
drivers
|
Slaves picked to help watch over the slaves.
|
|
Spirituals
|
haunting songs
|
|
gabriel prosser
|
Led a slave revolt in Richmond, Virginia that involved hundreds of slaves.
|
|
Denmark Vesey
|
He thought of the revolt that Gabriel led. He was a free african american, he was a preacher.
|
|
Nat Turner
|
Led a violent slave revolt in Virginia. They killed over 60 whites in the area, once he was caught he was hung.
|
|
Underground Railroad
|
Network of whites and free african americans that worked to help escaped slaves reach freedom in the north or Canada.
|
|
Harriet Tubman
|
Most famous and successful leader of the underground railroad.
|