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rural

relating to places will outside of cities (opposite of city)

labor union

a group of workers trying to bring about change in working conditions

mechanic

someone skilled in working with machines

textile

fabric or cloth

memorize

to remember what has been learned

interchangeable parts

parts of a machine that can be used with other machines

mass-produce

to make great amounts of product very fast

sod

thickly matted grass and roots

turnpike

a road that travelers pay to use

locomotive

a vehicle that rides on rails and has an engine for pulling railroad cars

communication

the act of sending and receiving information

telegraph

a device that uses coded signals to send communications over a wire

commerce

having to do with buying or selling goods

transatlantic

crossing the Atlantic ocean

starvation

suffering from lack of food

melting pot

a nation where several groups of people belonging to different races or cultures live together

urbanization

the process of taking on the ways of city life

nativist

a person who believes that people born in a country should have more rights than immigrants

violence

rough or harmful action

tutor

a person who had ben paid to teach another person

standards

guidelines that a person or group must follow

reference book

a book, such as a dictionary, used to find information

bravery

the ability not to be afraid when facing danger

classic

a book hat has lasting value or meaning

prose

the ordinary form of spoken or written language

abolitionist

a person who wanted slavery stopped