In the 1760s this machine significantly speeded up the thread making process.

What is the rapid manufacture of large numbers of identical objects?

Who invented the system of interchangeable parts?

What was a devise, designed in the 1830s, which used electrical signals to send messages quickly over long distances?

What is a form of intellectual property that gives the owner the right to exclude others from making, selling, and using an invention for a limited period of time?

What is the growth of cities due to movement of people from rural areas to cities?

Which is not a problem that growing cities in America faced during the Industrial Revolution?

What machine did the most to tie together raw materials, manufacturers, and markets across the country?

America’s first railroad was pulled by what?

America’s population grew rapidly in the 1840s with millions of immigrants entering the U.S. from where?

Who were people that wanted to preserve the country for white, American born Protestants in the 1840s?

African Americans did not receive equal treatment as whites in numerous ways in the 1830s and 1840s, which was not one of those ways?

What was the first newspaper owned and run by blacks?

Which was not a reason for how Southerners defended slavery?

Who often prowled the streets in the South looking for escapees and often kidnapped free African Americans?

What document allowed Maine into the Union as a non-slave state, Missouri as a slave state, making the issue of slavery worse throughout America?

Who led a group of slaves that rebelled against their white masters, killing around 60 white people in 1831?

Who was not a significant African American inventor in the early to mid 1800s?

_______________________ is when the government is powered by the people of a country.

What was the movement in the early 1800s when leaders preached that people’s actions determined their own salvation?

Many women were drawn to the ____________________________ movement to ban liquor, which their fathers and husbands drank too much of.

Who discovered that people with mental illnesses were imprisoned in cells with violent criminals and began a prison reform movement to change this?

Most of the early 1800s reforms began in which state?

What was thefirst college for African American men? It was established in PA in 1854.

What was the plan of the American Colonization Society?

Which former slave was a believer in dialogue and in making alliances across racial and ideological divides? He became a prominent abolitionist in America.

In the 1830s, which former American president read antislavery petitions from the floor of the House of Representatives?

What was a network of people, both black and white northerners and southerners who secretly helped slaves reach freedom?

Which former slave and famous abolitionist was nicknamed the Black Moses?

Who was the first black woman to sue a white man in a United States court and prevail?

In the summer of 1848 ___________________ & __________________ held a convention in Seneca Falls, NY, to discuss equal rights for women.

What was the first college for women in the U.S., that was established in 1837 in Massachusetts?

Who became the first women in the U.S. to graduate from medical school in 1847?

By the mid 1800s American writers developed their own style of optimism and energy, exploring the _____________________ of America.

What was a movement in American Literature to explore the relationship between humans and nature through emotions?

Who became the leading transcendentalist asking Americans to question the value of material goods, stressing values from God?