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1 Bell Ringer Date: Vocabulary terms are due TOMORROW! 2) No Bell Ringers this week Take a worksheet from the front and think about this question… What do you think is the most important invention in the last 100 years? Why?

2 What is this invention…?
A) Water Frame B) Spinning Jenny C) Lowell Mill D) Steam Engine

3 What is this invention…?
A) Water Frame B) Spinning Jenny C) Lowell Mill D) Steam Engine

4 What is this invention…?
A) Water Frame B) Spinning Jenny C) Lowell Mill D) Steam Engine

5 What is this invention…?
A) Water Frame B) Spinning Jenny C) Lowell Mill D) Steam Engine

6 Grab a Textbook… Turn to pg. 390 in the book CHAPTER 11 – SECTION 2
We will read 1 ½ pages together and begin to fill in the chart. Take note to fill in the guided notes and charts on your worksheet

7 The Telegraph 1. What two parts of the telegraph does this diagram show? 2. What would the reader of a telegraph message need to know?

8 Samuel F.B. Morse Send and receive Messages

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