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Industrial Revolution
BY: IAN STEIGERWALD
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The Beginning of the factory
The revolution began when inventors from Great Britain used streams and coal
Once America had gotten into manufacturing they kind of perfected it when they used power driven machines on assembly lines.
This allowed for the mass production of goods and to lower the prices of the goods made.
this also allowed for the common person to afford most of these goods.
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Northern Agriculture
The agriculture in the north was a feeble comparison to that of the south
The soil there was not as fertile and they did not have the same amount of workers that the south did.
So once industry came to the north they never looked back.
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Southern Agriculture
The south was known for their agriculture and work force.
The soil and temperature in the south was much more favorable than in the north.
They also had a large slave force that made it much easier for them to get the work they needed done.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING
There was not much need for manufacturing products in the south because they had such good agriculture.
The south would use there agriculture to trade with the north for there manufactured goods
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NORTHERN MANUFACTURING
The north jumped on the oppurtunity to manufacture because they did not have favorable farming conditions
The north exploded when manufacturing came to the north and it also allowed for more people to work
Since they did not have the best agriculture they would trade with the south so they would still have the food and things they needed
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THE WEALTH OF THE U.S.
Once the United States adopted manufacturing the wealth in the nation increased greatly.
Not only did the United States have a serious increase in wealth but they also were able to have more jobs for people.
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The Textile Industry
Factories changed the textile and cloth making process making it much quicker and easier make clothes
The Americans decided to industrialize all parts of the cloth making process making it even easier to make cloth in one place
Before this they would have to trade different parts of the cloth to people to make the cloth into things.
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Economic sides
Once the industrial revolution hit the country split into two economic sides.
The first was the north which was now all about industrializing and mass producing goods.
The second was the south which did not fully industrialize because farming there was still so good.
Both sides would trade back and forth for the things they needed.
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Cotton
The south had a cash crop that was revolutionized by a machine which made it much quicker on the plantations
The invention was called the cotton gin and it was a machine that would separate the seeds from the cotton very quickly.
Since the cotton gin sped up the process of getting cotton the plantations needed a larger work force so they slave amount increased.
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the american system
Developing transportation systems and other internal improvements.
Establishing a protective tariff.
Resurrecting the national bank.
Henry Clay cleed it the American system.
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Internal Improvments
Many internal improvements happened during the revolution because of the trade between the north and the south.
It happens when people have a change and need to make their lives easier.
One huge improvement was the steam engine locomotive, which allowed faster travel across country.
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Ian Steigerwald
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