A | B |
Innovation | improved ways of doing things |
Mass Production | Using machines to make goods in large numbers. |
Elias Howe | Invented the sewing machine |
Robert Fulton | Introduced the Steamboat |
Peter Cooper | built the first steam powered railroad Enginein the U.S. |
telegraph | A machine that uses electrical signals to send messages |
Samuel Morse | The inventor of the telegraph |
John Deere | The inventor of the steel tipped plow it made cultivating land easier. |
Famine | an extreme shortage of food |
Cyrus McCormick | Inventor of the Mechanical Reaper |
Reaper | invention that sped up the harvest of wheat |
Strike | a refusal by workers to work |
Trade Union | a joining together of workers of a particular profession to get better working conditions and pay |
Eli Whitney | Inventor of the cotton Gin |
Agriculture | The Souths economy was based mainly on this economic activity |
enslaved | The souths economy was based on what kinds of workers |
Navitist | People who were against immigration |
Know Nothing party | Political party founded by the group of people that did not want immigration |
Cotton Gin | Machine that took the seeds out of cotton |
Harriett Tubman | The leader of the underground railroad |
Fredrick Douglass | former slave who bought his freedom and became a leading person who spoke out against slavery |
Nat Turner | Slave that led an unsucessful slave rebellion in the South before the Civil War |
Abolistionist | People who want to end slavery everywhere |
Discrimination | unfair treatment of a group |
North | Who had more railroads? |
South | Who had more farmland |
North | Who had more immigrants |
North | Who had more industry |
North | Who had more people |
South | Who knew the land better where the battles were fought |
South | Who had better leaders |
North | People mainly lived in Urban Areas (cities) |
South | People mainly lived in Rual areas (the country) |
South | For slavery |
North | Against Slavery |
North | For tariffs |
South | Against Tariffs |
Plantations | Large farms in the south |