Social Studies Chapter 7

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Social Studies Chapter 7

Robert Fulton
developed the first steamboat
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Robert Fulton developed the first steamboat
Nathaniel Rochester mapped out the town of Rochester
Gloversville the center of the New York leather industry
Wedding of the Waters when DeWitt Clinton poured water from the Lake Erie into the Atlantic Ocean
famine time when there is shortage of food
Red Jacket Seneca leader who did not want to sell land to the Holland Land Company
Rochester the first "boomtown"
frontier the edge of a settled area
Big Tree Treaty an agreement in which the Senecas sold nearly all their land to the Holland Land Company
War of 1812 A war between the U. S. and Great Britain
Treaty of Ghent The treaty signed in 1814 by the U.S. and Great Britain the ended the War of 1812
canal a waterway built for transportation or irrigation
lock a kind of water elevator that moves boats within a canal to higher or lower levels
toll a small fee people pay to use a canal, bridge or road
DeWitt Clinton mayor of NYC, created the Erie Canal
industry all the businesses that make one kind of product or service
tanning a way of scraping or soaking the skins in a mixture of water and tree bark
Industrial Revolution A sudden major change in 1850's when power-driven tools replaced hand tools
factory a place where goods are made in large numbers
Hudson River School a group of artists that painted in a similar style and made NY an important center for art
immigrant people who come to a new country to live

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