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The Industrial Revolution Describe labor in Europe in the beginning of the 1700’s What was the result of increased demand for manufactured goods in Great Britain? What might be some costs and benefits of faster textile production as a result of new machines?

New Machines and Processes The development of new machines and processes brought the Industrial revolution to the United States Who was Samuel Slater, and how did he contribute to the textile industry in the United States? Recall/LOTS Why were most American mills located in New England. Analyze/HOTS Who was Eli Whitney? Indentify/LOTS What was the advantage of water-powered machinery? Analyze/HOTS

Eli Whitney Whitney came up with the idea of using interchangeable parts which lead to a term called “Mass Production”. What does this term mean? What do you think it would be like to be a machine worker? Describe what your life would be like.

Manufacturing Grows Slowly According to Albert Gallatin, why were so few factories being built in the United States? LOTS How did the War of 1812 affect American manufacturing? HOTS Do you think all Americans supported higher tariffs? HOTS

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