The North

6. Samuel Slater's strategy of hiring families and dividing factory work into simple task.
8. Cloth items.
9. the efficient production of large numbers of identical goods
12. The first U.S. Supreme Court ruling on commerce between states.
13. Lowell's practice of hiring young unmarried woman to work in his mills.
16. A period of rapid growth in the speed and convenience of travel Robert Fulton an american who had the first full-time commercial steamboat in the united states.
17. an inventor who patented a large spinning machine called the water frame that ran on water power and created dozens of cotton threads at once.
18. union workers ' refused to work until their demands were met.
19. a steamboat that could travel up the Hudson River with no trouble.
20. the tools used to produce items or to do work.

1. An american who built the Tom Thumb, a small steam train with great power and speed.
2. A skilled British mechanic who could build the new textile machines.
3. A period of rapid growth in the use of machine in manufacturing and production.
4. A New England businessman who built a loom that could both weave thread and spin cloth in the same mill.
5. pieces that are exactly the same.
7. a mill worker who founded the Lowell female labor reform association
10. groups of skilled workers that tried to improve members ' pay and working conditions.
11. specific, real
14. an inventor with and idea for mass producing guns.
15. productive and not wasteful.