'Transportation revolution' presentation slideshows

1819 - 1837

1819 - 1837. Dartmouth College v. Woodward. Marshall Court Decision Severely Limited the power of state governments to control corporations, which were the emerging form of business

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The North and South

The North and South. Chapter 12 Notes. Essential Question. What was the effect on and the reaction of workers to changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution? Intro - 1700s Europeans/Americans lived/worked farms - Populations rose = increase demand for goods

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The North and South

The North and South. Chapter 12 Notes. Essential Question. What was the effect on and the reaction of workers to changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution? Intro - 1700s Europeans/Americans lived/worked farms - Populations rose = increase demand for goods

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Nationalism and Sectionalism

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Nationalism and Sectionalism

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The Transportation Revolution in America, 1790-1860

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The North Chapter 12

The North Chapter 12. Industrial Revolution in America. Chapter 12 Section 1 P384-389. New Machines lead to the Industrial Revolution. Most people at the beginning of the 1700s were farmers, who made most of what they needed by hand.

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Conquering Space and Domesticating Sam Patch: Expansion and The Market Revolution

Conquering Space and Domesticating Sam Patch: Expansion and The Market Revolution. Discuss the impact of territorial expansion on national unity between 1800 and 1850. (97)

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Impact of Westward Expansion

Impact of Westward Expansion. CPUSH 2012-2013. How Americans Viewed Expansion. Agreed on Need for expansion. Disagreed on Government policies 1- about cheap land 2- tariffs to support industry 3- expansion of slavery.

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The Industrial Revolution in America

The Industrial Revolution in America. The Big Idea The Industrial Revolution transformed the way goods were produced in the United States. Main Ideas The invention of new machines in Great Britain led to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.

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INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN THE NORTH (1790-1860)

Chapter 13. INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN THE NORTH (1790-1860). Section 1: The Industrial Revolution and America Section 2: Changes in Working Life Section 3: The Transportation Revolution Section 4: More Technological Advances. Section 1: The Industrial Revolution and America. OBJECTIVES.

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Transportation and Communication

Transportation and Communication. Eras of Transportation. Turnpike & River Era 1790s-1820s Canal Era 1825-1840s Railroad Era 1850s-1940s Automobile Era 1920s-present. Roads, such as turnpikes worked for a short time. Why would roadways become inefficient by the late 1820s?

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The Economic Revolution

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Westward Expansion

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The Transportation Revolution

The Transportation Revolution. By: Ali Sullivan. Fact #1 . The Transportation Revolution was when there was a rapid growth of speed and convenience of transportation. This made getting to places easier and faster. Fact #2.

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NATION BUILDING

NATION BUILDING. Transportation Early Industrialization Early Factories Cotton Revolution Marshall Court. Transportation Revolution. Roads: public and private finance Flatboats: hauled goods down river. Steam Boats: Robert Fulton- Hudson rout By 1815 steamers from New Orleans to Ohio.

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Manifest Destiny = obvious fate

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The Industrial Revolution: Its affects & consequences

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