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27 Cards in this Set
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In what industry did the Industrial Revolution begin?
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Textile Industry
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Three results of the Industrial Revolution were...
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1. goods were produced faster and cheaper
2. factory system spread 3. machines were invented that replaced hand tools |
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Most workers in the early factories were...
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women and children
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Three examples of early roads leading west were...
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1. Great Wagon Road
2. Wilderness Road 3. National Road |
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What canal enabled western farmers to ship goods to New York City?
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Erie Canal
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The invention that improved travel by water in the early 1800's was...
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the steamboat
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During what era was James Monroe president?
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"Era of Good Feelings"
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What was one goal of the American System proposed by Henry Clay?
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To use money from the tariffs to build roads and canals
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José De San Martín lead what country toward independence?
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Argentina
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European Nations were warned to leave Latin American countries alone in the...
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Monroe Doctrine
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The idea of interchangeable parts was introduced to government officals by...
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Eli Whitney
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How did the United States benefit from the Adams-Onís Treaty...
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the United States acquired Florida
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What was the impact of the Supreme Court ruling on the McCulloch vs. Maryland case?
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it barred states from interferring with federal insistutions within their border
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How did Congress protect the country's indrustries from foreign competition?
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They passed a protective tariff
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Who became the first President of the Independent Republic of Great Columbia?
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Simón Bolivar
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What road ran south from Maryland to Virginia
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The National Road
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the person who introduced the idea of interchangeable parts to government officials
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Eli Whitney
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treaty in which the United States acquired Florida
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Adams-Onís
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the first model factory town
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Lowell, Massachusetts
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Simon Bolivar
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"The Liberator"
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the first thing factory owners needed to finance their businesses
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Money
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the impact of the Supreme Court ruling that barred states from interfering with federal institutions within their borders
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McCulloch v. Maryland
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represented the North in Congress
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Daniel Webster
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protected the country’s industries from foreign competition
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protective tariff
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represented the South in Congress
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John C Calhoun
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the first president of the independent Republic of Great Columbia
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Simon Bolivar
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represented the West in Congress
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Henry Clay
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