7th Grade Chapter 12

The ​ (a)   transformed the way goods were produced in the United States.

• Industrial Revolution
• telegraph
• Rhode Island system

Match the following

• cloth

• inter-changeable parts

• the tools used to produce goods or to do work

• telegraph

• a machine perfected by Morse, uses electric current to send messages through wires

• technology

• the efficient production of large numbers of identical goods

• textiles

• a process developed by Whitney, make each part of machinery exactly the same

• mass production

Match the following

• invented water frame

• Francis Cabot Lowell

• claimed could improve way textiles were produced

• Robert Fulton

• system based on water powered textile mills that employed young females

• Eli Whitney

• full sized commercial steamboat

• Samuel Slater

• interchangeable parts

• Richard Arkwright

Workers' organization that try to improve working conditions

• trade union

• strike

• Lowell system

• technology

Workers on strike refuse to work until employees meet their demands

• strike

• trade union

• Rhode Island system

​ (a)   , reached the ​ (b)   , reinforced the federal government's authority to regulate ​ (c)   between states by ending ​ (d)   control over waterways in several states.

• Gibbons v Ogden
• Supreme Court
• trade
• monopolistic

Different combinations of dots and dashes that represent each letter of the alphabet.

• Morse Code

• telegraph code

• Singer code

• McCormich code

Match the following

• mechanical reaper

• John Deere

• sewing machine

• Cyrus McCormick

• steel plow

• Isaac Singer