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1 Industrial Revolution Many begin to choose factory work instead of farming machines are used to make things formerly handmade Sentence: (use “Industrial Revolution” in a sentence to demonstrate the meaning of the term) 21. allows use of unskilled workers MANUFACTURING= man-made products Can make products faster

2 Definition: Sentence or Pic (use “cotton gin” in a sentence or pic to demonstrate the meaning of the term) Why was it important... 22. cotton gin What impact did it have? Machine developed by Eli Whitney separate cotton seeds from the fiber (fibers used to make thread/cloth) dramatically increased the amount of cotton a slave could clean/process in a day (from 1 lb. to 50 lb.) “King Cotton”—became most important crop plantations spread further west Increased demand for slaves Planters could make more money

3 23. spirituals DefinitionWhat they were... Sentence or PIC (use the term “spirituals” in a sentence or pic to demonstrate the meaning of the term) religious folk songs Coded messages to tell plans of escape that master/overseer was approaching etc. sang by slaves— often as they worked

4 Definition: Sentence or Pic (use “nationalism” in a sentence or pic to demonstrate the meaning of the term) As a result of... 24. nationalism It’s impact... Feelings of pride, loyalty, & protectiveness toward our country “connecting” the nation thru transportation (roads, canals, steamboats, R/R) & communication (telegraph & printing press) The US began to depend on itself more than other countries

5 25. sectionalism What it was...Why it was... Sentence or PIC (use the term “sectionalism” in a sentence or pic to demonstrate the meaning of the term) loyalty to the interests of your own region interferes with concern for the whole country economic developments in each region create different lifestyles/cultures each region focuses on their own interests: Factories—NE Plantations—S Transportation & Land—W

6 What it said: Sentence (use “Missouri Compromise” in a sentence to demonstrate the meaning of the term) Why was it important... 26. Missouri Compromise, 1820 What impact did it have... Missouri admitted as a slave state it kept a balance of power in the Senate between the slave and free states— neither side has more votes Kept peace between N & S—no civil war for another 40 years Maine admitted as a free state. No more slavery in Louisiana Territory north of the 36’30. # free states = # of slave states Slowed spread of slavery into the West

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