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the shift of production from hand tools to machines and
from homes to factories |
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| using machines to make large quantities of goods faster and cheaper than they could be made by hand |
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| a factory system in which the product moves from worker to worker, each of whom performs one task |
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| system of government in which the people rule, either directly or through elected representatives |
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| the managment of money in government, household or other group |
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| making wild charges and lies about a candidate |
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| owned by another person and thought of as property |
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-Spinning Mill
-Spinning Jenny began the industrial revolution
-1790
-first one built in America, located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island |
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-Cotton Gin
-1793
-picking cotton slow process
Cotton Gin made cotton a profitable cash crop in south |
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-Steamboat called Clermont
-1807 |
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-1806-1818
-from Baltimore to Wheeling on the Ohio River |
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| Francis Cabot Lowell's Cotton Mill |
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-1815
-1st mill in America to have spinning and weaving under one roof |
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-1817-1823
-connects Lake Erie and the Hudson River |
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-steam powered locomotive/train
-1830
-referred to as the "iron horse" |
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1. George Washington
2. John Adams
3. Thomas Jefferson
4. James Madison
5. James Monroe
6. John Quincy Adams
7. Andrew Jackson |
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-farmers in Georgia complained about raids by Seminole Indains and escaped slaves who live in Florida
-1818 President Monroe got General Andrew Jackson to stop the raids by destroying Seminole villages
-Spain decided to get out |
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-Spain ceded Florida to the United States
-gave up claim on Oregon County |
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-President Monroe proclaims that Americas aree closed to future colonization by any European powers
in return U.S. would stay out of European affairs |
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-Northerners in Congress wanted to keep slavery from spreading -Henry Clay, speaker of House made a plan --Missouri would be a slave state but Maine would be a free state -line drawn across Louisiana Purchase at 36 degrees and 30 minutes North of line slavery would be forever banned -South of the line, slavery would be permitted |
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