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What was the Lowell System?

A system combining the spinning and weaving process in one system. The source of his labor force would also consist of young, unmarried women and girls.

100

The Industrial Revolution not only affected life in the textile industry but also how  _______ ____ _______.

goods were manufactured.

100

Who chose the president?

The parties themselves

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(Push or pull) things that make you leave

push

100

What era was democracy expressed more than ever? 

Jacksonian era

200

When was the Lowell system established in Waltham Masechusis?

1814

200

The textile industry also made changes to _____. 

Transportation

200

What party did Andrew Jackson become the face of?

Democratic

200

(push or pull) Things that draw you to a place

pull

200

What did many American protests believe in

predestination

300

How did the spirit of mill girls begin to take shape?

By creating clubs and classes.

300

What was the main fuel for boats (not coal)

steam

300

What did Jackson do to his followers?

rewarded them

300

push examples

war, disease, poverty

300

What did some prisons offer inmates? 

education

400

What product was one of the first to be mass-produced?

Muskets

400

What was the main fuel for trains after wood was discarded?

coal

400

What did Jackson reward his followers with?

Put them is the government cabinet

400

pull examples

money, resources, land

400

Whi worked to try to get better conditions for inmates

Dorothea Dix

500

Where did Eli Whitney do his presentation of mass-producing muskets? 

Washington DC

500

how long did it take to travel from the Gulf to Louisville, KY by steamboat?

25 days

500

What was one of the first issues Jackson faced as president?

tariffs

500

What was spread easily among settlements

Disease

500

What was a concern for children in the 1800s

education

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