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Ch.11 Vocab. SA

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built the first successful water-powered textile mill in America and spinning mills. Samuel Slater
factory machines replaced hand tools, and manufacturing replaced farming. Industrial Revolution
bought many workers and machines together under one roof. factory system
Lowell built these textile mills near Lowell. Lowell mills
parts that are exactly alike. interchangeable parts
invented a steamboat that could go against strong currents and winds. Robert Fulton
created the telegraph (morse-code) for long-distance communication by electrical pulses. Samuel F. B. Morse
invented the cotton gin. Eli Whitney
made cotton-cleaning efficient. cotton gin
religious folk songs. spirituals
led the most famous slave rebellion but got captured and died. Nat Turner
feeling of pride, loyaty, and protectiveness towards your country. nationalism
strong nationalist that wanted to strengthen the country and establish unification. He established the Missouri Compromise. Henery Clay
a plan that would establish a protective tariff, national band, and improve the country's transportation systems to make the economy self-sufficient. American System
created a water route between New York City and Buffalo, New York. Erie Canal
Democratic-Republican became president in 1816. The Federalist Party soon disappeared and had no objection to him. He established the Monroe Doctrine. James Monroe
loyalty to the interests of your own region of the country, rather than to the whole nation. Sectionalism
Clay's plan that kept the balance of power in the Senate between the slave and free states. It also banned slavery from above the 36, 30 parallel-Missouri's southern border. Missouri Compromise
Monroe's policy that closed American to further colonization to stay out of European affairs. Monroe Doctrine
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