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When did the Industrial Revolution start?
mid 1700s
The first breakthrough in the Industrial Revolution was in the _____ industry.
textile+
_____ stole the English designs for textile mills.
Samuel Slater
_____ invented interchangeable parts.
Eli Whitney
In the _____, entire families were hired.
Rhode Island system
To improve working conditions, _____ formed.
labor unions
_____ invented the steanboat.
Robert Fulton
The railroad created the _____, coal, and steel industries.
wood
The railroad created the wood, _____, and steel industries.
coal
The railroad created the wood, coal, and _____ industries.
steel
_____ invented the cotitn gin.
Eli Whitney
_____ invented the railroad.
Peter Booper
_____ invented the telegraph.
Samuel Morse
_____ invented the steel plow.
John Deere
_____ invented the mechanical reaper.
Cyrus McCormick
_____ invented the improved sewing machine.
Isaac Singer
The four main Southern agricultural products were _____, rice, indigo, and cotton.
tobacco
The four main Southern agricultural products were tobacco, _____, indigo, and cotton.
rice
The four main Southern agricultural products were tobacco, rice, _____, and cotton.
indigo
The four main Southern agricultural products were tobacco, rice, indigo, and _____.
cotton
Cotton _____ demand for slave labor.
increased
The cotton gin was important because it _____.
reduced the price to produce cotton
The cotton fom the South was send to _____ and Britain.
the North
The cotton fom the South was send to the North and _____.
Britain
The wealthiest farmers were called _____.
planters
The middle class farmers were called _____.
yeomen
Religion was important to Southerners because it _____ slavery.
justified
Slaves worked in _____, the house, and as skilled laborers.
fields
Slaves worked in fields, _____, and as skilled laborers.
the house
Slaves worked in fields, the house, and as _____.
skilled laborers
Most immigrants came from _____.
Europe
_____ was the belief people could rise above material things.
transcendentalism
_____ was a preecher for the Second Great Awakening.
Charles Grandison Finney
_____ tried to stop the Great Awakening.
Lyman Beecher
_____ tried to improve the conditions of mentally ill.
Dorothea Dix