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The Industrial North

Industrial Revolution time of rapid growth in manufacturing mostly happened in northern states

Textiles item used to make clothes comes from raw materials such as cotton made into woven cloth

Mass Production to make large numbers of identical goods in a timely manner

Technology tools used to make items or perform a task usually improves your way of life

Trade Unions organization that represents the interests of workers tried to improve employee working conditions

Strikes form of protest refusing to work until an employer meets employee demands

Sarah G. Bagley Union activist advocated a 10-hour work day

Richard Arkwright English inventor built water-powered spinning frame improved cotton thread production

Lowell System created by Francis Cabot Lowell used water-powered textile mills to weave, thread, and spin cotton employed young, unmarried women

Rhode Island System work system created by Samuel Slater hired entire families to accomplish simple tasks

Interchangeable Parts developed by Eli Whitney made each part of a machine exactly the same replaced a single part instead of entire machine allowed products to be mass-produced more efficiently

Transportation Revolution rapid growth in the speed and convenience of transportation

Robert Fulton created the first steam-powered boat boat was named Clermont called it Fulton’s Folly because people thought it wouldn’t work

Gibbons v. Ogden Supreme Court decision reinforced federal government’s authority over the states

Telegraph communication device created by Samuel Morse used electric pulses to transmit messages across wires

Morse Code communication system developed for the telegraph named after Samuel Morse uses a combination of dots and dashes to represent letters of the alphabet

Cyrus McCormick invented the mechanical reaper reaper quickly cut down wheat increased wheat production

Isaac Singer patented an improved sewing machine largest manufacturer of sewing machines in the U.S.

Henry Ford car manufacturer used assembly lines to mass-produce cars started Ford Motor Company famous for the Ford Model T car