Ch 10 IDs Flashcards by Michelle Vaccaro

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Antebellum Era (Who)

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Americans

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Antebellum Era (What)

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Religious and social movemtn in pursuit of solutions for the problems on evil

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Antebellum Era (When)

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Mid 1800s

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Antebellum Era (Where)

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Especially active in northern states

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Antebellum Era (Why)

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Developed increased sectionalism

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Cotton gin (Who)

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Eli Whitney

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Cotton gin (What)

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Machine that quickly separates cotton from its seeds

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Cotton gin (When)

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1793

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Cotton gin (Where)

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South

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Cotton gin (Why)

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Increased productivity of cotton

Allowed slavery to continue

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Interchangable parts (Who)

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Eli Whitney

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Interchangable parts (What)

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Uniform parts for guns

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Interchangable parts (When)

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1789

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Interchangable parts (Where)

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US

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Interchangable parts (Why)

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Beginning of mass produciton

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Factory system (Who)

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Samuel Slater

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Factory system (What)

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Method of manufacturing

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Factory system (When)

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1793

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Factory system (Where)

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Rhode Island

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Factory system (Why)

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Led to industrialization

Displaced artisans

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Erie Canal (Who)

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Dewitt Clinton (large proponent)

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Erie Canal (What)

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Transportation system

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Erie Canal (When)

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1825

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Erie Canal (Where)

A

Albany to Buffalo

Erie Canal (Why)

Faster Cheaper West expansion

Samuel Morse (Who)

Inventor

Samuel Morse (What)

Invented the telegraph

Samuel Morse (When)

1844

Samuel Morse (Where)

N and NW, not S

Samuel Morse (Why)

Allowed instant communication between cities

Horace Greeley's Tribune (Who)

Horace Greeley

Horace Greeley's Tribune (What)

Newspaper

Horace Greeley's Tribune (When)

Mid 1800s

Horace Greeley's Tribune (Where)

NY

Horace Greeley's Tribune (Why)

Fed sectional discoard

Steamboats (Who)

Robert Fulton

Steamboats (What)

Ship in which the primary method of propulsion is steam power

Steamboats (When)

1807

Steamboats (Where)

US

Steamboats (Why)

Could travel upstream

DeWitt Clinton (Who)

Large proponent of Erie Canal

DeWitt Clinton (What)

Transportation system

DeWitt Clinton (When)

1825

DeWitt Clinton (Where)

Albany to Buffalo

DeWitt Clinton (Why)

Cheaper Faster Could go west

Hudson River Valley Art School (Who)

Founded by Thomas Cole

Hudson River Valley Art School (What)

First great school of American painters

Hudson River Valley Art School (When)

1825

Hudson River Valley Art School (Where)

NY

Hudson River Valley Art School (Why)

Paintings showed the importance of nature