“Keep on keeping on!” 1. Please pass out folders. 2. Pass forward focus papers from last week. 3. Get a new “focus paper” out 4. Have something to write.

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“Keep on keeping on!” 1. Please pass out folders. 2. Pass forward focus papers from last week. 3. Get a new “focus paper” out 4. Have something to write with

Expectations Reminder Please so not touch anything on or in my desk. (unless asked to do so) Cell phones OUT OF SIGHT NO BACKPACKS! Please leave my room clean and organized!

Inventions Graphic Organizer Watch the front board for image hints for each “characteristic” As a pair, determine what invention you think the characteristic image describes Write the name of the invention on your board

Cotton Gin Increased slavery Increased plantations

Interchangeable parts Resulted in mass production

Mechanical Reaper Gathered wheat that was cut Increased Farm productivity

1869

1869 Transcontinental Railroad Completed 1869

Complete!

Erie Canal completed - 1825

Air pollution - railroads

Nation-wide Network East to West

Man-made Erie Canal

Steamboats!!! New Orleans Growth in cities St. Louis People & Goods move faster Steamboats!!!

Cleaned cotton more efficiently

Opened or helped Westward Expansion Erie Canal

Free Enterprise System

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