Definitions
Telegraph
Plantations
All about cities
RaNdOm
100

amount of goods and services that people want to buy

demand

100

the inventor of the telegraph

Samuel Morse

100

this tool is used to cut and gather grain

reaper

100

name one good thing cities had that farms didn't

parades, plays, other activities

100

name one benefit of the railroads

connected people, news traveled faster, goods from the East sold in the West

200

goods that are produced by companies or businesses

supply

200

a new way to send messages by sending pulses of electricity over wires is the definition of the word:

telegraph

200

this man invented the reaper

Cyrus McCormick

200

name one problem cities had

crime, fires

200

a right that says only the inventor may make or sell his invention 

patent

300

a person who comes to live in a country from somewhere else

immigrant

300

Samuel Morse created this method of communicating with the telegraph

Morse Code

300

this is what was produced on plantations

food, cotton, tobacco
300

were there more or less jobs in cities?

more

300

name one reason Americans didn't trust immigrants

change American way of life, their beliefs about God, no intergration

400

a large amount of land owned by a planter

plantation

400

the year the first telegraph was sent

1844

400

this is where most plantations were located

South

400

what kind of jobs existed in cities

manufacturing

400

name 3 places that people immigrated from

Ireland, Germany, Sweden

500

a change to make something better or just

reform

500

first message sent on the telegraph

"What God hath wrought"

500

the year the horse drawn reaper was invented

1831

500

these are where ships docked in cities 

ports

500

name 3 ways people were connected

trains, steamboats, and telegraph

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