Ch 10 IDs Flashcards by Michelle Vaccaro

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Antebellum Era (Who)

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Americans

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Antebellum Era (What)

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Religious and social movemtn in pursuit of solutions for the problems on evil

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Antebellum Era (When)

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Mid 1800s

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Antebellum Era (Where)

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Especially active in northern states

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Antebellum Era (Why)

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Developed increased sectionalism

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Cotton gin (Who)

A

Eli Whitney

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Cotton gin (What)

A

Machine that quickly separates cotton from its seeds

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Cotton gin (When)

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1793

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Cotton gin (Where)

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South

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Cotton gin (Why)

A

Increased productivity of cotton

Allowed slavery to continue

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Interchangable parts (Who)

A

Eli Whitney

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Interchangable parts (What)

A

Uniform parts for guns

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Interchangable parts (When)

A

1789

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Interchangable parts (Where)

A

US

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Interchangable parts (Why)

A

Beginning of mass produciton

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Factory system (Who)

A

Samuel Slater

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Factory system (What)

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Method of manufacturing

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Factory system (When)

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1793

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Factory system (Where)

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Rhode Island

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Factory system (Why)

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Led to industrialization

Displaced artisans

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Erie Canal (Who)

A

Dewitt Clinton (large proponent)

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Erie Canal (What)

A

Transportation system

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Erie Canal (When)

A

1825

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Erie Canal (Where)

A

Albany to Buffalo

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Erie Canal (Why)

A

Faster
Cheaper
West expansion

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Samuel Morse (Who)

A

Inventor

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Samuel Morse (What)

A

Invented the telegraph

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Samuel Morse (When)

A

1844

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Samuel Morse (Where)

A

N and NW, not S

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Samuel Morse (Why)

A

Allowed instant communication between cities

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Horace Greeley’s Tribune (Who)

A

Horace Greeley

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Horace Greeley’s Tribune (What)

A

Newspaper

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Horace Greeley’s Tribune (When)

A

Mid 1800s

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Horace Greeley’s Tribune (Where)

A

NY

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Horace Greeley’s Tribune (Why)

A

Fed sectional discoard

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Steamboats (Who)

A

Robert Fulton

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Steamboats (What)

A

Ship in which the primary method of propulsion is steam power

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Steamboats (When)

A

1807

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Steamboats (Where)

A

US

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Steamboats (Why)

A

Could travel upstream

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DeWitt Clinton (Who)

A

Large proponent of Erie Canal

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DeWitt Clinton (What)

A

Transportation system

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DeWitt Clinton (When)

A

1825

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DeWitt Clinton (Where)

A

Albany to Buffalo

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DeWitt Clinton (Why)

A

Cheaper
Faster
Could go west

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Hudson River Valley Art School (Who)

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Founded by Thomas Cole

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Hudson River Valley Art School (What)

A

First great school of American painters

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Hudson River Valley Art School (When)

A

1825

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Hudson River Valley Art School (Where)

A

NY

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Hudson River Valley Art School (Why)

A

Paintings showed the importance of nature