The Nation Expands and Changes Chapter 11

The Industrial Revolution began in ____ in the textile industry (primarily concerned with the design, production and distribution of yarn, cloth and clothing).

• Britain

• Spain

• France

• Italy

A new way of working where workers and machines come together in one place.

• Capitalism

• Factory System

• mass production

• Lowell girls

In the Industrial Revolution ___ took the place of many hand tools.

• farms

• human energy

• horses

• machines

_____immigrated to America in 1789. He built new spinning machines for American merchant Moses Brown.

• Richard Arkwright

• Samuel Slater

• Samuel Morse

• Cyrus McCormick

_____built a mill that combined spinning and weaving in a single factory.

• Samuel Morse

• Richard Arkwright

• Samuel Slater

• Francis Cabot Lowell

Identical pieces that could be quickly put together by unskilled workers.

• Interchangeable parts

• Mass production

• Factory System

• Telegraph

In the 1800's the Industrial Revolution led to ___, or the growth of cities due to movement of people from rural areas to cities.

• immigration

• farming

• urbanization

____ invented the ___, an invention that used electrical signals to send messages very quickly over long distances.

• Eli Whitney/interchangeable parts

• Richard Arkwright/water frame

• Cyrus McCormick/mechanical reaper

• Samuel Morse/telegraph

In 1830,____built the first American-made steam locomotive.

• Peter Cooper

• Eli Whitney

• Samuel Morse

• Nat Turner

People who wanted to preserve the country for white, American born Protestants.

• Lowell girls

• capitalists

• Nativists

• Immigrants