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- 2. The effect that “_____ power” had on factories was that factories could be built anywhere but by water.
- 4. Inventors of sewing machine, made mass production of clothing possible; big bucks.
- 6. Inventor of the lightweight steel plow, helped to plow fields at a faster pace.
- 10. Cotton _______ were in Mississippi, Alabama, Texas, and South Carolina and this region was called the Cotton Kingdom.
- 12. Inventor of the Cotton Gin, an “engine” of “gin” that cleaned the product by pulling it apart and removing the seeds; can do the work of 50 people and the effect it had on the southern economy was that it made them richer.
- 14. In 18__ there were 0 bales of cotton produced and about 500 slaves in the US.
- 15. Early railroads become more useful around 1829 because they were a better mode of ______.
- 17. Inventor of mechanical reapers which could make working with hand tools go quicker.
- 21. Inventor of the telegraph which helped communicate easier.
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- 1. ______ ships made it possible to “win a large share of the world’s sea trade in 1840’s and 50’s” before steam ships replaced them.
- 3. About a total of 290___ immigrants came to US in 1850.
- 5. So many immigrants came to the US from Ireland because of ____ and about 1.5 mil of them came here.
- 7. This country sent about 50, 000 immigrants to the US in 1850.
- 8. In __50 there were about 2,000 bales of coton produced and about 2,000 slaves in the US.
- 9. During 18__ the most immigrants arrived in the US.
- 11. This European country had about 1 million of their people arrive in the US around the same time.
- 13. The “_____ lines” concentrated; parts of the US and specific cities that became major hubs were Cincinatti, New York and Chicago.
- 16. Another advancement concerning rails that made railroads safer and faster was that they built sturdier _______.
- 17. This crop was the one that the Industrial revolution increased demand for.
- 18. Most railroads in the 1800s were built in the ______.
- 19. Removing ____ by hand was the difficult/troublesome/time-consuming part of harvesting.
- 20. Many workers in Northern factories were ________, and about 4 million of them arrived in the 1840’s and 50’s.
