11.1 Industrial Revolution

This term means the shift to mass production.

• Urbanization

• Capitalism

• Industrial Revolution

• Interchangeability

The movement of a population from farms to cities.

• Urbanization

• Capitalism

• Industrial Revolution

• Interchangeability

Machine parts with a consistent design, size, and quality.

• Urbanization

• Capitalism

• Industrial Revolution

• Interchangeable parts

A system where people invest in a business in order to make a profit.

• Urbanization

• Capitalism

• Industrial Revolution

• Interchangeable parts

This brought workers and machinery together in one place to produce goods.

• capitalism

• factory system

• urbanization

• Slaterization

This person conceived of the idea of interchangeable parts.

• Eli Whitney

• Samuel Slater

• Francis Cabot Lowell

• James Hargreaves

This person conceived of the idea of combining spinning thread and weaving textiles under one roof.

• Eli Whitney

• Samuel Slater

• Francis Cabot Lowell

• James Hargreaves

This person invented the spinning jenny, which could spin several threads at once.

• Eli Whitney

• Samuel Slater

• Francis Cabot Lowell

• James Hargreaves

This person convinced Moses Brown to allow him to make improvements to his textile mill in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, eventually ushering in the Industrial Revolution in the United States.

• Eli Whitney

• Samuel Slater

• Francis Cabot Lowell

• James Hargreaves

Workers at a successful model factory town in Massachusetts.

• Lowell girls

• Slater kids

• Boston boys

• none of these