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Chapter 22 The Early Industrial Revolution, 1760 - 1851

Chapter 22 The Early Industrial Revolution, 1760 - 1851. AP World History. I. Causes of the Industrial Revolution. A. Population Growth

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Growth and Expansion

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Sectionalism in the Mid-19th Century United States:

Sectionalism in the Mid-19th Century United States:. United States Manufacturing by Region, 1820-1860 (USD) 1820 1835 1860 North Atlantic States 69,831 900,107 1,213,897,518 Old Northwest States 33,335 188,651 346,675,290

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Nationalism and Sectionalism

Nationalism and Sectionalism. Chapter 7. V ocabulary. Turnpike National Road Erie Canal Industrial Revolution Samuel Slater Francis Cabot Lowell Eli Whitney Interchangeable parts Elias Howe Isaac Singer Samuel Morse. The Growing West.

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Romans 3:19-31

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The North

The North. Warm, Humid Summers Cold, Snowy Winters Rocky Soil Infertile Fast moving Rivers Waterfalls Safe Harbors for ships. Cold, Snowy Winters Rocky and infertile soil. Fast Rivers and waterfalls. Industrial Revolution.

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Knee Replacement Surgery Video Link

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Industrial Revolution Time Period

Industrial Revolution Time Period. Following the War of 1812 through early 1900s. What was the Industrial Revolution?. It is actually a series of revolutions which improved industry and manufacturing, transportation, agricultural production and communication.

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Science Fair Project

Science Fair Project . By: James Campbell. Purpose. To Figure out if it is possible for to make a flame cool enough to be held in the hand The science behind why it is possible to hold a flame. Hypothesis.

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Chapter 11 Section 1

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Early Inventions

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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution. Industrial Revolution.

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GANDHI

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Welcome!

Welcome!. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Honors World History Mr. Green. Agenda/Topics To Be Covered. Objective: The students will explain the Industrialization by identifying the causes of Industrialization in Great Britain Hand-In: Drill:

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Garment Dust Covers

Garment Dust Covers . For Textile Storage. You will need: Pre-washed cotton sheeting Cotton thread Cotton twill Sewing machine or needle. Supplies. The closed design is recommended for clothing that hangs near the floor. The open version is usually used for shorter pieces. .

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Demonstrations

Demonstrations. The Integumentary System Skylar, Ansley, and Rayne. Try these activities to find out what really happens in your Integumentary System!. The Strength of Hair. Hair is amazingly strong , with a tensile (pulling) strength greater than steel wire of the same thickness.

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12 October, 1492 Dearest Family ,

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12 October, 1492 Dearest Family ,

12 October, 1492 Dearest Family , I started my voyage on August 3, 1492 with the three captains; Martin Pinzon, the captain of the Pinta, Vincente Pinzon, the captain of the Nina, and Christopher Columbus , the captain of the Santa Maria, which I was on.

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12 October, 1492 Dearest Family,

12 October, 1492 Dearest Family,

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12 October, 1492 Dearest Family ,

12 October, 1492 Dearest Family ,

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