Expanding Markets and Moving West

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Expanding Markets and Moving West Chapter 9

US Markets Expand

Entrepreneurial Spirit ____________________ - economic system in which the means of production are controlled by private individuals/business Factors of Production:

New Inventions Examples Vulcanized rubber Sewing machine Mechanized reaper Telegraph Telephone Steel plow Harnessing of electricity

Transportation Canals Railroads 1816 = 100 miles of canals Began replacing canals in 1840s 1850 about 10,000 miles 1860 about 31,000 miles

Regionalization Southern Agriculture Northeast Shipping and Manufacturing Midwest Farming

Manifest Destiny

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