'Samuel slater' diaporamas de présentation

Growth and Change

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Unit 5 American Economy

Unit 5 American Economy. Your Subtitle Goes Here. How does US become a superpower ?

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I. Pre-Civil War--Causes

I. Pre-Civil War--Causes. 1. Western Lands. Treaty of Paris of 1783. A. Louisiana Purchase. 1. Purchased by Jefferson. 2. More than doubled the size of the U.S. Lewis & Clark sent to explore and to find a Northwest Passage. Their expedition opened the way for settlement.

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Chapter 14: Forging the National Economy, 1790-1860

Chapter 14: Forging the National Economy, 1790-1860. In the first half of the 19 th century the United States was growing at a rapid rate. The population was moving west and the national economy was thriving. . Westward Movement. Conestoga Wagon.

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Brief Overview of Historical Events that Affected Human Resources

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Chapter 7 The Industrial Revolution

Chapter 7 The Industrial Revolution. Industrial Revolution Factory System Capitalist Francis Cabot Lowell Mass production Interchangeable parts. Industrial Revolution . Began in England in the textile industry. Cloth was originally woven by hand.

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Merchandising

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World History 2

World History 2. 4/6 to 4/10. Sunday 4/6 Do Now . Read the setting the stage on page 698. What did art focus on? Why do you think this was the focus? (Think about how art reflects society) . Revolution of the arts .

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The Industrial Revolution The Invention of the Machine

The Industrial Revolution The Invention of the Machine. Pgs. 431-438. Industry Comes to the U.S. Before and after the War of 1812, the economy of the United States had been growing. New inventions changed the way goods were made. People began using machines instead of hand tools.

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The Industrial Revolution in America

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The Spread of the Industrial Revolution

The Spread of the Industrial Revolution. The United States & Europe. The United States. America had fast flowing rivers, coal, iron and workers for an Industrial Revolution of their own.

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Samuel Slater

Samuel Slater. AND THE FACTORY SYSTEM. SAMUEL SLATER. Born in Derbyshire, England 1768 Father of the American Factory System Apprenticed at a cotton mill Emigrated to US looking for opportunity Covertly shared British textile secrets with the Americans

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The Transformation of American Society, 1815-1840

The Transformation of American Society, 1815-1840. Chapter 9. Westward Expansion. New States Ways of Moving Life Styles Mountain Men. Government Influence on Expansion. The Northwest Ordinance The Louisiana Purchase The Transcontinental Treaty of 1819 Land warrants for veterans

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Chapter 10, Section 1

Chapter 10, Section 1. The Industrial Revolution. New Ways to Produce Goods. Industrial Revolution : a revolution in the war goods were produced Before most goods were made by hand at home or in workshops Most people were farmers or lived in rural areas. With the Industrial revolution

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Slater Mill

Slater Mill. By John Turkington. A Taylor in Two Cities.

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The Industrial Revolution

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REVOLUTION

REVOLUTION . Does it have to be violent????? Does there have to be bloodshed?????. Industrial Revolution. Definition: A long, slow process which completely changed the way goods were made. Machines replaced hand tools Steam power replaced human and animal power

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