INDUSTRIAL REVOULTION

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• Factories became the new centers of industry
• Using power-driven machinery and labors assigned to different tasks made mass production of goods in large quanties -possible
• economic reorganization that took place as machines replaced hand tools and large-scale factory production and devoplement

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• machine helped save labor to a small amount and industrialize to nation
• opened jobs for people
• Northeastern, promoted by changing economic conditions, are invested into factories

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• Transportation was expanded
• Electricity was founded for making machines
• Improvements were made in the industrial process

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• Cotton gin was made to help take seeds out of the cotton
• help the production of cotton, there for making it easier and faster to send cotton to the North
• Lead to the finding of the textile factories

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• the finding of power and made it easier to manufacture the making of cloths
• helped farmers realize that they could have 1 or 2 live stocks and they could sell what ever else from local markets
• helped slavery due out in the north

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• 1804 Northerns voted out slavery in the North
• The increase of cotton helped farmers in the South notice that the more cotton they grow the more labor they would have to use
• The number of cotton number grew

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• They had so much cotton land that they had to bring over all additional 250,000 slaves
• The unification of states come into
• Also uniting different religions

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• Bring back the National
• Promoting American system that would help promote
• American industry
• national bank
• and making roads and canals for transporting goods

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• help vote the economic system
• increasingly North would produce the manufacturing goods
• The South and west would buy from

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• With all the manufacturing happening in the North the South and west would produce meat, grain, and corn needed in the North
• with the rail roads they transported goods back and forth from North to South

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• The building of the rail roads helped build the steam locate in 1820
• rail roads there was a big advantage
• they were fast, able to cross any terrain, and possible to use in severe weather

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• The building of turnpikes which also payed for them selves
• Government also built high ways that converted religions
• Construction of National Roads

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• The making of the Erie Canal
• Making of the canal tolls helped pay for the cost of it

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• New York built our 3,000 miles of canal for trading and transportation by 1837

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