“Europe stretches to the Alleghenies; America lies beyond.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1844.

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“Europe stretches to the Alleghenies; America lies beyond.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1844

EQ: To what extent did economic development cause the growth of American nationalism?

Transportation Revolution Increased flow of people and goods between Northeast, South & West

Steamboats 1807 – Robert Fulton built 1 st commercial steamboat

Canals Erie Canal! View on the Erie Canal, John William Hill

National roads (turnpikes)

Railroads

Market RevolutionMarket Revolution! Market Revolution 1 st industrial revolution ~1820s~1860

Development of small mills and factories

Lowell system

McCormick reaper works

Self-sufficient household/barter economy  working for wages/cash economy  Division of labor and specialization of occupations

Notable inventions In small groups, make a commercial or advertisement for 1 of these inventions! McCormick reaper (1831) John Deere steel plow (1837) Eli Whitney, cotton gin (1793) Elias Howe, sewing machine (1846) Telegraph, Samuel Morse (1844)

Regional specialization South – cotton North – textiles and machines West – grain and food *Effect on American society?*

EQ: To what extent did economic development cause the growth of American nationalism? Later irony?