CA9 Industrial Revolution

Any fabric that is woven (by machine or hand) is called -

• technology

• textile

• economy

• industrialization

Many women left the farms and moved to the cities because —

• many men left to fight in a foreign war for several years

• raw materials from farms were in high demand by industry

• they found work in the textile mills of Massachusetts

• a constitutional amendment recognized women’s voting rights

This invention helped promote the growth of cities in the Northeast and reduced the cost of shipping goods from the Mid-West.

• Erie Canal

• Cotton Gin

• Railroads

The invention of canals led to

• a decrease in the cost of shipping goods

• growth of cities near canals

• quicker distribution of goods

• all of the above

The movement of population from rural (farms) to Urban (cities) to find work in manufacturing.

• Colonization

• Immigration

• Urbanization

• Civilization

A place where people and machines join together under one roof to mass produce goods.

• Cartel

• Corporation

• Factory

• Urbanization

Making large quantities of the same item.

• Mass Production

• I am not sure

• Quantity

• Urbanization

Parts that are identical and machine made so they can be easily replaced, like a trigger on a musket.

• Auto Zone Parts

• Interchangeable Parts

• Fabricated Parts

• Broken Parts

Interchangeable parts resulted in--

• more efficient forms of mass production of goods

• the expansion of slavery in the west

• increased cotton production in the south

This invention helped with the construction of the railroad. This process was used to produce steel.

• textile mills

• interchangeable parts

• bessemer steel process