1. America’s Industrial Revolution /Sectional Differences

2. What causes the Industrial Revolution?

11.  Moving away from the putting- out system  Growth of the Iron Industry  The first textile mills  Interchangeable Parts  Eli Whitney (1798)

12. Inventions and the importance of Patents  Machines  Steam Engine  Robert Fulton pilots the Clermont up the Hudson  Sewing Machine  Safety Pin  Typewriters

13.  Processes  Vulcanization  Iron into Steel  Oil drilling Inventions and the importance of Patents

14.  Agriculture  Cotton Gin (1793-Eli Whitney)  New demand for Southern Cotton  New demand for Labor  Improvements in the plow  Reaper Inventions and the importance of Patents

15.  Transportation and Communication  Roads and turnpikes  National Road moves westward- 1811  Bridge Building Inventions and the importance of Patents

16.  Canal Building  1825-Erie canal Completed  Steam Boat  Robert Fulton pilots the Clermont up the Hudson  Locomotive and Railroads  1828-1 st American Railroad B&O  Telegraph Inventions and the importance of Patents

17.  Locomotive and Railroads  1828-1 st American Railroad B&O  Telegraph Inventions and the importance of Patents

18.  Military  Breech Loading Flintlock  Revolver  Repeating rifle Inventions and the importance of Patents

19. Sectional Interests  The Missouri Compromise (1820)  The Consequences of the 36°30’ line

20.  Industrialism vs. Agrarianism  Federal Land Sales  Slavery Sectional Interests

21.  1791-1803: Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio join the Union  1816-Louisiana admitted  1821-Indiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama, Illinois, Maine Admitted Sectional Interests

33.  Indian Removal  1825-Treaty of Indian Springs  1830-Indian Removal Act  1835-1842: Seminole War  1831-Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia Sectional Interests

34.  1832-Worcester v. Georgia  1835-Treaty of New Echota  1835-1838-Trail of Tears Sectional Interests