Beginnings
Inventions
Cultural Impact
Geography
Vocabulary
100

What country did the Industrial Revolution begin in?

England

100

Who invented the cotton gin?

Eli Whitney

100

Where was the first place that started employing mostly girls and young women?

Lowell System

100

How did geography influence the location of factories during the Industrial Revolution?

Early factories were water powered so they had to be located on fast-moving rivers
100

What is it called when the North only cares about the North and the South only cares about the South, and neither care about the United States as a whole?

Sectionalism

200

Who brought the first plans for textile factories to the United States?

Samuel Slater

200

What did Samuel Morse invent?

Telegraph

200

How did the Industrial Revolution impact the role of women and children in society?

Women and children had to start working to contribute to family finances

200

What region were most factories located in?

The North

200

___________ is the process of taking raw materials and using machines to create a product to sell

Manufacturing

300

What did the early mills and factories run on?

Water power

300

How many threads of yarn could the spinning jenny create at once?

8 (eight)

300

Who were most of the people moving to the city and why?

Children of farmers, there weren't many farm jobs with industrialization so they sought jobs in the city

300

What invention most impacted the geography and accessibility of the west?

Railroads and trains

300
How the country makes money and what the country spends money on

Economy or Economics

400

Name three technological inventions that helped drive the Industrial Revolution in the United States

Telegraph, Steam Engine, Spinning Jenny, Railroad, Cotton Gin, Interchangeable Parts

400

Who is the father of the American Railroad system?

John Stevens

400

How did the Industrial Revolution impact income equality?

Income was very unequal, the rich were getting richer and the poor were getting poorer

400

What did the South rely on for their economy and why?

Agriculture, because they had fantastic soil in which they could grow cash crops like cotton, tobacco, rice, and indigo

400

The North went through ___________ when they built more and more factories

Industrialization

500

How did the population of cities change during the Industrial Revolution in the United States?

Increased

500

How did the steam engine impact the Industrial Revolution?

The steam engine allowed factories to be built anywhere, they no longer depended on water power, ALSO it was used to run trains and steamboats

500

What were the two types of sectionalism that emerged during the Industrial Revolution?

North v South and Rich v Poor

500
Which major industrial city in the north became known for their production of iron and why?

Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, because they were located near coal fields and the nearby farmers needed tools made of iron

500

The North went through __________ as more and more people were moving to live close to the factories for work

Urbanization