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Industrial Revolution

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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Industrial Revolution

STARTED AROUND 1790 AND ENDED AROUND 1830

The Textile Industry

  • The demand for clothing grew during this period
  • Many factories were built to produce textile faster
  • The factories had awful working conditions
  • They employed a lot of children

THE INDUSTRIAL NORTH

  • Was made up of mainly factories
  • Greater manufacturing power
  • No slaves or plantations
  • The people favored tariffs on European goods
  • Favored a strong national government

THE AGRICULTURAL SOUTH

  • Made up of mostly farms and plantations
  • Slavery was legal in the South
  • Opposed tariffs that raised prices on European goods
  • Most of the population was sectionalists
  • Favored state rights

COTTON GIN

  • Revolutionized the separation of cotton
  • Invented by Eli Whitney
  • Lead to the growth of slavery in the South
  • Cotton was the main cash crop in the south

PRESIDENT MADISON'S THREE POINTS

  • Developing transportation systems and internal improvements
  • Establishing a protective tariff
  • Resureacting a new national bank

TRANSPORTATION

  • Boats ran through canals and rivers
  • Steam powered boats and locomotives played a big role
  • The first railway was made during this time

COMMUNICATION

  • The telegraph was invented
  • The first telegraph is sent in 1837
  • Telegraph cables laid across the Atlantic

BANKING

  • Factory systems were dependant on mangers
  • Stock exchange was eventually founded
  • The banks industrially rose and prospered

SOUTHERN ECONOMY

  • Was devoted to farming and cultivating the land
  • Was a lot weaker then the North
  • More work was done in factories then on farms

NORTHERN ECONOMY

  • A lot more profit was made in the North
  • It was faster to make goods in a factory then a farm
  • There were more trading ports for goods
  • The North could mass produce goods more efficiently

SLAVERY

  • Women and kids worked in factories
  • Men did the hard labor
  • Slaves worked with cotton on the plantations

Trading

  • Traded raw materials with other countries
  • The U.S needed goods from Britain
  • Britain needed goods from the U.S
  • U.S needs the materials from Britain to manufacture goods

TECHNOLOGY

  • New machines were invented:
  • Sewing machines to speed up clothing productiom
  • Telegraph
  • Steam boat and steam train

THE END

BY: JOHN DIMEO