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"Old Ironsides"
British cannonballs have no effects due to strong oak construction. |
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| British strategy is to take the privateer base of Baltimore and take New Orleans to block the Mississippi. |
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Defended Baltimore. British unable to conquer.
Location of "The Star-Spangled Banner" |
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Andrew Jackson becomes famous.
British are decimated with the use of accurate weaponry.
Fought 2 wks. after peace treaty signed. |
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Border between U.S. and Canada set.
British stop supplying Indians with weaponry.
U.S. does not get FL or Canada. |
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Inventor of the water/steam-powered flour mill
Flour mills become the most important factories in the U.S./No. 1 industry. |
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| U.S. the first to mass-produce parts. |
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| Factories would have their goods assembled nearby. This provided a way for more people to make money. |
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Memorized British textile factories, reassembled them from memory in the U.S.
Develops the company store and town. |
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Inventor of the Cotton Gin
Makes cotton the #1 export in the US.
Keeps slavery in the U.S. |
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Created to get farmers' products to market.
Toll booths established to fund upkeep, ruled unconstitutional. |
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| Provided transportation between Chicago and NY. |
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