Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

In the early __ most people in the US and Europe made a living by __.

A

farming

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2
Q

The __ was invented and it made thread.

A

spinning wheel

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3
Q

The spinning jenny was invented and it would spin __ threads instead of one.

A

8

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4
Q

__ invented a machine that lowered the cost of __, __ , and __.

A

cotton, cloth, raised production speed

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5
Q

__ invented a loom run by water power called the power loom.

A

Edmund Cartwright

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6
Q

In __ Samuel Slater came to the US and built a __.

A

1789, textile machine

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7
Q

Slater opened __ in __.

A

Slater’s Mill, Pawtucket, Rhode Island

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8
Q

Most factories were built in the northeast for three reasons:

A

1) They had streams to supply water power
2) They had a large labor force
3) It was already a shipping center

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9
Q

In __ __ invented a sewing machine ran by a hand turned wheel.

A

1845, Elias Howe

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10
Q

__ improved it and began to market the sewing machine.

A

Isaac Singer

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11
Q

In __ Eli Whitney had the idea of manufacturing using __.

A

1798, interchangeable parts

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12
Q

__ are pieces that are exactly the same.

A

Interchangeable parts

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13
Q

Slater’s method became known as the __.

A

Rhode Island System

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14
Q

__ opened a textile factory in __.

A

Francis Lowell, Waltham, Massachusetts

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15
Q

The textile factory was the first factory that went from __ to __.

A

raw cotton, finished product

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16
Q

There were three disadvantages of working in factories:

A

1) You couldn’t keep the profits
2) They felt less pride in their work
3) The working conditions continued to get worse

17
Q

men were paid __.

A

$5

18
Q

women were paid __.

A

$2

19
Q

Children were paid __.

A

$1

20
Q

Three things they wanted to protect:

A

1) shorter hours
2) higher wages
3) education for children

21
Q

__ was the first highly ranked women in the American labor movement.

A

Sarah Bagley

22
Q

President Martin Van burin had given a __.

A

ten hour work day to many federal employees

23
Q

__ tested the __ in the US.

A

Robert Fulton, Clermont

24
Q

In the case of __ vs __ the court ruled that the federal shipping laws overruled state shipping laws.

A

Gibbons, Ogden

25
Q

Peter Cooper built the __, a small but fast train.

A

Tom Thumb

26
Q

__ developed the telegraph in __.

A

Samuel Morse, 1832

27
Q

A short click is called a __.

A

dot

28
Q

A long click is called a __.

A

dash

29
Q

Morse’s assistant __ developed the morse code.

A

Alfred Vail

30
Q

__ was a system of dots and dashes representing letters in the alphabet.

A

morse code

31
Q

The first message was,

A

What hath God Wrought

32
Q

__ began selling over 1000 steel plows by __.

A

John Deere 1846

33
Q

Sirus McCormick developed a new harvesting machine called a __.

A

mechanical reaper