| A | B |
|---|
| capitalist | person with money to invest in a business to make money |
| Francis C. Lowell | spinning & weaving in ONE factory |
| Eli Whitney | invented the cottin gin & interchangeable parts |
| Cartwright | invented the Power Loom |
| James Hargreaves | developed the spinning jenny |
| Richared Arkwright | invention allowed 100 threads to be spun at once |
| Sam Slater | Brit who designed the first American factory |
| Moses Brown | opened first American mill with Slater |
| "Lowell girls" | worked in factories before they got married |
| urbanization | the movement of the population from farms to cities |
| Boston Associates | merchants who built mill that turned raw cotton into finished cloth |
| turnpike | toll roads |
| Corduroy road | road made of logs that kept wagons from sinking while crossing swampy areas |
| canal | channel dug & filled with water to allow ships to cross a section of land |
| National road | first road paid for by American tax dollars |
| sectionalism | loyalty to one's section or state, NOT nation |
| interstate commerce | trade regulated by the Federal Government between states |
| dumping | selling goods to a nation at very low prices |
| James Monroe | 5th President of US |
| American System | Introduced by Clay to improve all sections of the US |
| protective tariff | increased prices of imported goods |
