YISD MS 8th SS Industrialization Vocabulary

Industrial Revolution

• Sent and stopped electrical impulses, faster communication

• Factories replaced domestic system.

• Weavers and craftsmen worked at home.

• Forced removal of Native Americans from east to west.

Cottage Industry/ Domestic System

• Forced removal of Native Americans from east to west.

• Sought to abolish slavery.

• Individuals free to produce and sell whatever they wish.

• Weavers and craftsmen worked at home.

Spinning Jenny

• Sent and stopped electrical impulses, faster communication.

• Machine that spun several threads to be spun at once.

• Made steam power available for mechanical purposes.

• Revolutionized land transportation. Revolutionized land transportation.

Steam Engine

• Made steam power available for mechanical purposes.

• Sent and stopped electrical impulses, faster communication.

• Allowed several threads to be spun at once.

• Weavers and craftsmen worked at home.

Samuel Slater

• Built up American textile manufacturing industry in the U.S.

• Father of the American Industrial Revolution.

• Sought to abolish slavery.

• Fought to provide free public elementary education.

Francis Cabot Lowell

• Sought to abolish slavery.

• "Father of the American Industrial Revolution"

• Led the fight for better treatment of the mentally ill.

• Built up textile manufacturing industry in the U.S.

Mass Production and Interchangeable Parts

• Sent and stopped electrical impulses, faster communication.

• The manufacture of goods in small quantities.

• Manufacture of goods in large quantities used same design.

• Independently developed and patented in the United States .

Free Enterprise System

• Forced removal of Native Americans from east to west of the Mississippi River.

• States ended property qualifications for voting.

• A revival of of strong religious feelings.

• Economic system characterized by freedom for consumers and producers.

Second Great Awakening

• A device for sending and stopping electrical impulses.

• The manufacture of goods in large quantities using standardized designs, so that all goods produced are the same.

• A compromise on slavery in new territories.

• A revival of strong religious feelings.

Cotton Gin

• Made steam power available for mechanical purposes.

• Allowed several threads to be spun at once.

• Made it easier for unskilled slaves to remove seeds from cotton.

• A device for sending and stopping electrical impulses.