'Robert fulton' diaporamas de présentation

Growth and Sectionalism

Growth and Sectionalism. Standard 2 :The student will demonstrate an understanding of how economic developments and the westward movement impacted regional differences and democracy in the early nineteenth century. Land acquisitions, motivations, railroads Monroe Doctrine, Texas, Mexican War

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Explain why American cities grew in the 1800s. List the new inventions and advances in agriculture and manufacturing.

Objectives. Explain why American cities grew in the 1800s. List the new inventions and advances in agriculture and manufacturing. Describe the improvements in transportation during the early 1800s. Discuss the wave of immigration to the United States in the 1840s and 1850s.

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STAAR Review Foldable

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19. Effects of Technology. Lesson 1 How does technology affect our lives?. How does technology affect our lives?. People use technology to make their lives more comfortable and productive. But using technology to solve one problem can cause a different problem.

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The Early 19c: The Creation of an American Culture In the Jefferson Era

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COS Standard 9

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The Industrial Revolution

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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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Spinning Jenny 1764

Spinning Jenny 1764. Invented by James Hargreaves Machines used to weave clothe together to make clothing,etc . Increased Clothing production & the need for cotton. Steam Engine 1769. Invented by James Watt Engine powered by steam from boiling water

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A Growing Capitalist Nation

A Growing Capitalist Nation. Early Roads Steamboats and Canals Steel and The Railroad National and International Trade. Early Roads. People located in the interior of the United States find that they are isolated from the those that live on the coast or located near riverways

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Quiz!! Ha Ha! 5 pts = be ready, 5 pts = quiz

Quiz!! Ha Ha! 5 pts = be ready, 5 pts = quiz. 1) Who won the election of 1824? 2) Who won the election of 1828? 3) The journey of Native Americans to forced territory in Oklahoma was known as ______ ___________ ___ _________ 4) What state threatened to secede from the union?

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Chapter 11 Section 2

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Northern and Southern ways of life during the Civil War.

Northern and Southern ways of life during the Civil War. Term #2 1/8/14 U.S. History Project by Ari. NORTHERNERS WERE AGAINST SLAVERY. A lot of Northerners were abolitionists who did not like the civil war and slavery.

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Early Inventions

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Amelia Earhart Flew a plane

Amelia Earhart Flew a plane. Henrietta King Ranching. Florence Nightingale. Sojourner Truth Slavery. Paul Revere Midnight ride. Thurgood Marshall. Robert Fulton. Martin Luther King Jr. .

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Chapter 6 Vocabulary A Profile of the U.S.

Chapter 6 Vocabulary A Profile of the U.S. Gross National Product canal telecommunications free enterprise metropolitan area hierarchy hinterland. Copy these terms in your spiral. You will need to know these terms for a quiz and/or test. . 1. An Abundance of Natural Resources.

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The Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt

The Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt. By: Alicia Cash. Early Life and Business. Cornelius Vanderbilt was born in Staten Island, New York on May 27,1794 to a poor family. By age 11, he had quit school in order to work in his fathers boating business.

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Gibbons v. Ogden (1924)

Gibbons v. Ogden (1924). An Expansion of the federal Commerce Clause. Background. The New York Legislature had passed a law giving a group of investors a monopoly over steamship travel in the state of New York. Two individuals given this permission were Robert Fulton and Aaron Ogden

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Amelia Earhart. Robert Fulton. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Robert_Fulton_-_Circle_of_Thomas_Sully.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Amelia_earhart.jpeg.

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