Roads
Transportation
Factories
Important People
Immigration
100

A road you must pay money to travel on.

Turnpike

100

What were the only ways to travel in the 1700s and early 1800s?

By foot, boat, or cart.

100

Building large amounts of goods in a factory is...

Manufacturing

100

Inventor of the modern lightbulb & 1000 other inventions.

Thomas Edison

100

Name of the location where most immigrants entered the country in the late 1800s.

Ellis Island

200

Legal permission to build a road or bridge and charge a toll on it.

Charter

200

What invention allowed transportation to become faster and easier?

Steam engines

200

The first factory town in NJ was...

Paterson, NJ

200

Creator of the first train in NJ.

John Stevens

200

An immigrant is...

someone who moves to a new country.

300

Why were roads to poor in early NJ?

Dirt construction and/or the government did not spend money on them.

300

An artificial (man-made) river or body of water that boats can travel on.

Canal

300

A form of protest where the workers at a business refuse to work.

A strike

300
American Secretary of the Treasury who advocated building Paterson, NJ.

Alexander Hamilton

300

Where did most immigrants in the 1800s come from?

Europe

400

What did the early government of NJ do instead of building roads themselves?

Allowed private citizens to make build roads & bridges.

400

Name two vehicles that were powered by steam engines.

Trains & steamboats

400

A group that works together to improve conditions for employees of a business.

A union

400

Town built by Thomas Edison.

Menlo Park

400

What did America do about immigration in the early 1920s?

Reduced it.

500

Why were so many people crossing northern NJ after the Revolutionary War?

It was the route between NYC and Philadelphia.

500

What did Paterson originally manufacture?

Cloth