| A | B |
| Slater | stole factory secrets from Great Britain |
| Fulton | Invented steamboat |
| Whitney | Invented cotton gin |
| Whitney | developed interchangeable parts for muskets |
| Lowell | hired farm girls for his factories |
| Industrial Revolution | era when machines replaced tools |
| factory system | brought workers under one roof |
| Morse | Invented telegraph |
| Deere | Invented steel plow |
| 50 pounds | amount of cotton cleaned daily with a gin |
| spirituals | religious folk songs |
| Lowell employees | farm girls |
| Slater employees | hired families to work in factories |
| Follow the Drinking Gourd | spiritual that was a coded map |
| Nat Turner | led a slave rebellion |
| nationalism | sense of pride in entire country |
| sectionalism | your area over the country |
| McCulloch vs Maryland | court case that did not tax a national bank |
| Gibbons vs Ogden | court case about interstate commerce |
| Monroe Doctrine | warning to European countries to not colonize Americas |
| National Road | overland route through Ohio Valley |
| Erie Canal | man-made canal in New York |
| American System | three phase plan by Congress |
| Henry Clay | The Great Compromiser |
| tariff | tax on imported goods |
| National bank | promoted a single currency |
| transportation systems | improvement of roads and canals |
| James Monroe | President who warned European countries |
| Buffalo | western city on Erie Canal |
| Albany | eastern city on Erie Canal |
| 49th Parallel | agreement with Britain on US-Canadiain border |
| Rush-Bagot Agreement | limited troops on Great Lakes |
| Adams-Onis Treaty | US-Spain agreement over control of Florida |
| Andrew Jackson | General who claimed Florida for US |
| Missouri Compromise | agreement over state admissions that kept balance of power in US congress |
| Missouri | slave state |
| Maine | free state |
| Northeast | area of US where canals were located |
| guaranteed wage | reason people worked in factories |
| locks | allowed for control of water level on canals |