Chapter 10

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Chapter 10

Jervis
Created the boogie wheel
Helped keep the train on the tracks
trains wouldn't tip and there was a loss of life when trains derailed
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Jervis Created the boogie wheel
Helped keep the train on the tracks
trains wouldn't tip and there was a loss of life when trains derailed
Samuel morse Telegraph
Figured out a way to send messages through and electric wire
Allowed communication over long distances
Lines were placed where the train tracks were
Cyrus field "wiring the world"
Invented the transatlantic cables (from US to UK)
Completed post civil war
US isn't isolated from the world
Eli Whitney Made interchangeable parts for guns
Used mass production and uniformity system
Produces goods faster which makes it easier for common people
Francis cabot Lowell Built one of the first textile factories in the US
Located in Lowell, MA
Brought women into the work force
Dewitt Clinton Governor of New York
Proposed the building of the eerie canal
Robert Fulton Steam engine
Made transportation faster
Lowell Girls 8-35 years old
Most farm girls who needed to support their family
The Irish women worked most factories
2 dollars per week
Women are gaining independence and now seen as people who could provide money for their families
Samuel Slater Went to England
Toured factory and memorized plans of machinery and brought it back to US
industrial revolution Revolution in manufacturing that began mid-18th century with the introduction of power driven machinery and the social and cultural changes that follow
corporation Business that is formed by groups of people who contribute capital ($) in hopes of making a profit
Formed because the new industrial revolution needed large sums of money to build the factor
Each member(stock holder) of the corporation has limited liability
limited liability investor would only loose what he initially invested
person is responsible for the company's debt
RFD delivery Rural free delivery (mail)
No longer paid a fee
Can now be delivered to your home
interchangeable parts first used to manufacture guns
also called the uniformity system
made it easier to make products faster and cheaper
mass production ability to produce objects faster and cheaper
increased America's industries and enabled anyone to buy manufactured goods
national road Built in Ohio
Called the national road because we used the government's money to build
Built because we needed easy transportation
peculiar institution South's term for slavery
Used this term because slavery had a negative impact
The south preferred to see slavery as a valuable part (institution) of their way of life
eerie canal Man made water way
360 miles, started at the great lakes  Hudson river
Built by Irish immigrants
Allowed interstate trade for large items
wage slavery `The south's term for the salary's given to northern factory workers
Balloon frame The basic method of building homes during this time
Anyone could build their home because it was fast and easy
capital The amount of money you invest in a business
Large amounts of capital were needed to start factories
transatlantic cable enabled communication between the United States and England through the telegraph
bogie wheel Prevented derailments of trains
Now trains can turn without falling off of the track

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