Industrial Revolution

2. Abolitionist who wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin to convince people to join the abolitionist movement
6. Advocated for women’s suffrage and equal pay for equal work
7. the growth of cities as people move from farms of cities. Problems included slums, diseases, and poor living conditions.
9. Invented the cotton gin hoping to ease the burden of slaves. It ended up profoundly increasing the productivity and demand of cotton instead.
10. describes at time when inventions changed the way Americans worked and lived.
12. Code created by Samuel Morse. A system of communicating through the telegraph.
13. Railroad Connected the U.S. east to west
15. Abstinence from alcoholic drink
16. where fabric and clothing are made. Employed women and young girls.
17. To break or fail to comply with a rule
18. The right to vote
21. Used his newspaper, “The Liberator,” to persuade people to join the abolitionist movement
22. immigrants who left because of the irish Potato Famine. Worked as cheap labor. Experiences discrimination.

1. Advocated for women’s suffrage and equal pay for equal work
3. Free education for all
4. To change
5. Work as performed on a large scale in a single centralized location instead of in the home.
8. To put an end to something
9. Canal opens a water route from the Great Lake to New York City. Built by Irish Laborers.
11. Escaped slavery and became a very vocal abolitionist
14. immigrants who moved to California to find jobs as a result of the Gold Rush. Helped build the Transcontinental Railroad.
19. immigrant who moved to the U.S. Brought their culture and settled in Texas and the Mid-West.
20. Escaped slavery and became a conductor of the Underground Railroad which helped slaves escape to freedom