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In what country did the Industrial Revolution first begin?
Great Britain
Was it easy to find workers for the mills in the US?
No
Describe the Rhode Island system
Slater's strategy of hiring families to work in factories
Where were most mills located in the US?
In the northeast
What parts are made from pieces that are exactly the same?
Interchangeable parts
Who is the American inventor that promised to produce 10,002 years?
Eli Whitney
What did workers create to improve pay and working conditions in factories?
Trade unions
What replaced wood as the main source of power for locomotives?
Coal
What invention made river travels faster?
The steamboat
What device did Isaac Singer help to improve?
The sewing machine
Who invented the mechanical reaper?
Cyrus McCormick
Dots and dashes are used to stand for each letter of the alphabet in what system?
Morse code
What device could send information over wires across great distances?
The telegraph
How are prices of goods affected by mass production?
The price decreased
What is the cutting down and removal of trees?
D4 station
Who invented the steamboat?
Robert Fulton
What Is used to make the rails that trains ride on?
Steel
Bill a small locomotive called Tom Thumb?
Peter Cooper
Which city became an important hub for transportation in the US?
Chicago
Which Supreme Court case regarding interstate commerce reinforced the federal government's power over the states?
Gibson versus Ogden
What was the period of rapid growth in the speed and convenience of travel?
Transportation revolution
Companies in what industry soon became some of the most powerful businesses in the US?
The railroad industry