Industrial Revolution and Westward Expansion

This concept is described as having parts of an object all being the same shape and size, use for mass production

• Interchangeable parts

• Industrial Revolution

• Tools

• Steam power transfer

This invention changes cotton production by taking seeds out of raw cotton much faster than a person could do it by hand.

• Slaves

• Cotton Gin

• Steam power Tractor

• Mechanical Reaper

Young girls work in mill in what system

• Eli Whitney Factory system

• American System

• Rhode Island System

• Lowell System

James K. Polk wanted to change America as president by fulfilling what concept

• Industrial Revolution

• American System

• Manifest Destiny

• Adding a new amendment

What did Samuel F.B. Morse invented that change the world.

• Steam powered Railroad

• Telegraph

• Steamboat

• Cotton Gin

Why did more immigrant move to the northern states instead of the southern states.

• The southern states were more agricultural

• The northern states were more agricultural

• The southern states were very industrial, but slaves did the work

• The northern states were very industrial, but hired slaves to do the work

Why would people move west in the 1800's

• cheap fertile land and more government help

• Forced to move due to government taking over land

• Factories took too much land so people had to move west

• cheap fertile land and natural resources

James K. Polk acquired Oregon from what country

• Mexico

• England

• France

• Spain

Where did the Mormons settle after the death of their leader Joseph Smith.

• Brigham Young took the Mormon to California

• Brigham Young took the Mormon to Florida

• Brigham Young took the Mormon to Utah

• Brigham Young took the Mormon to Oregon

What do Texas and California share

• They were both former territories of Mexico

• They both were acquired in the Louisiana Purchase

• The became part of the US thought the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

• The were part of the Adam-Onis Treaty