Terms & Names
Inventions 1
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All Things Cotton
100

In the early 19th century, entrepreneurs transformed the American economy by driving the

Market Revolution

100

This types of machines were invented to make things like shirts and blankets.

Textile Machines

100

One great invention that reduced the cost of repairs was parts that were...

Interchangeable

100

This is a nickname given for the dominant export of the time.

King Cotton
200

This kind of economy was the result of the market revolution.

Market-Driven

200

This invention powered trains for a long time and increased the US reach of business.

Steam Engine

200

These are mainland travel ways that connect places with no water between

Roads & Railroads

200

This tool invented by Eli Whitney was instrumental in the processing of crops to use for textiles.

The cotton gin

300

The process of dealing economically with countries all over the world.

International Commerce.

300

This kind agricultural tool used a set of vibrating blades to harvest grains.

Mechanical Reaper

300

This travel way used preexisting bodies of water, and a channel to connect them.

Canals

300

This man's interchangeable parts and cotton gin transformed America

Eli Whitney

400

During this period of time, local small business was being shifted to...

Large-Scale Markets
400

This invention was instrumental in upgrading the process of planting crops.

Steel Plow

400

The process by which all forms of travel ways were prescribed.

Legislation

400

The reliance of the south on cotton and slave labor, and the threat of the abolition of slavery would eventually lead to...

The Civil War

500

This businessman organized production systems and revolutionized the textile industry.

Francis Cabot Lowell

500

This early form of the phone made it possible to contact people from long distances.

The telegraph

500

This travel way linked the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean

The Erie Canal

500

The south relied on the north for produced goods, while the north relied on the south for raw materials. This type of relationship is called...

Economic Interdependence