'Lowell mills' presentation slideshows

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Industry and the North 1790s-1840s

12. Industry and the North 1790s-1840s. Chapter Focus Questions. What were the effects of the transportation revolution? What was the market revolution? What did industrialization affect workers in early factories? How did the market revolution change the lives of ordinary people?

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Industrial Revolution and the Factory System

Industrial Revolution and the Factory System. Industrial Revolution: the long, slow process of changing from goods being made at HOME by HAND to being made in FACTORIES by MACHINE.

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Spinning Jenny 1764

Spinning Jenny 1764. Invented by James Hargreaves Machines used to weave clothe together to make clothing,etc . Increased Clothing production & the need for cotton. Steam Engine 1769. Invented by James Watt Engine powered by steam from boiling water

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California Academic Standards for U. S. History

California Academic Standards for U. S. History. Declaration of Independence Proclaiming the Constitution. 11.1 Students analyze the significant events in the founding of the nation and its attempts to realize the philosophy of government described in the Declaration of Independence.

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Industrialism and its impact

Industrialism and its impact. The Rise of the Industrial State The Age of Industry The Problems of Industrialism The Working-Class Response The Agrarian Response.

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Revolution

Revolution. A sudden, extreme, or complete change in the way people live and work. Industrial Factory System. Factories in the North Textiles: Lowell Mills Employed women and children Dangerous work environment Long hours Urbanization increased Overcrowding and shortages.

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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution. Steamboat. Telegraph. Steel Plow. Cotton Gin. Cyrus McCormick. Eli Whitney. John Deere. Robert Fulton. Steamboat. Using the documents to the right explain how the steamboat changed the united states? Min 100 words.

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Chapter 9 (2 nd Half)

Chapter 9 (2 nd Half). Industrialization. Factors 1) Embargo Act 2) Era of Good Feeling 3) Good River Systems (NE) 4) Transportation Revolution 5) Population/Urban Growth 6) New Technologies. Industrialization. Cotton Textiles led the way in Industrialization

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