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    Our Country (Josiah Strong) The industrial revolution was a point in history that took part in the 17th and 18th century. (History) During this time‚ Britain was becoming a manufacturing powerhouse. It wasn’t until Eli Whitney stole plans from Britain that America also begun its industrial revolution period. This brought complete change for America. People from all over America and the world heard of this wonderful new chance. This all led to a process known as urbanization. People were moving from

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    sell ice. He would harvest this ice from New England and ship it around the country. Shipping the ice also helped to keep sawdust from melting. Cyrus McCormick invented the reaper/mechanical harvester which made wheat more efficient to harvests. Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin. This machine efficiently separated cotton seeds from fiber‚ this would also make cotton a very profitable crop. This invention had a huge impact on southern farmers making it easier and more profitable to sell cotton. The

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    they had a strong argument‚ the North feeling like slavery was unjust and the South feeling it does well for the institution. In the late 1700s slavery was seen as something that was soon going to die out. This soon took a turn in in 1793 when Eli Whitney created the cotton gin. The cotton gin separated short- cotton from its seeds efficiently. The South became very dependent on this‚ giving them more of a reason to have slaves. William Harper felt the abolishment of slavery would put an end to the

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    Imagine a world where nothing new ever happens. There are no new products‚ no new shows or movies‚ no new music‚ and nothing ever changes. For something new to happen‚ something has to change‚ of course. America is full of different people with different ideas‚ perspectives‚ and experiences. Some may be different in almost every aspect‚ and others may only differ in a few. Every single person has a different experience‚ but everyone experiences one thing that is the same‚ and that is change. People

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    Have ever wondered if African Americans in the South used to live a normal life or if they lived a unpleasing life? The southern population had a total population of 12 million people and 3.8 million were enslaved African Americans. They went from resisting slavery to developing culture and religion. The role of cotton production and agriculture all played big roles in the lives of African American slaves in the south. The life of African Americans in the south were mostly based on southern farms

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    Slavery impacted the United States overwhelmingly politically and socially‚ from the Revolutionary War through the Civil War. The most significant effect was to riven American political culture into two progressively opposing parties until the transformations exploded into a Civil War. As a contributory cause to the Mexican American War‚ and ultimately to the Civil War‚ slavery would be impacting federal policies in Westward expansion. Much of the industrial development (structure of factories to

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    A major movement that helped to shape‚ advance‚ and rebuild the United States around the Civil war took place in the 1800s. This was known by many as The Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution was the beginning of the shift towards factories‚ industries‚ and machine produced goods. The Industrial Revolution called for new tools‚ technologies‚ as well as changed ways of transportation and communication. All of these new inventions would improve how work was able to get done and the way Northeastern

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    the American Revolution‚ slavery had been proven to be unprofitable in the North and began to die out. The same institution in the South had become less useful to farmers due to tobacco prices fluctuating and dropping. However‚ in 1793 Northerner Eli Whitney invented to cotton gin; a device that made it possible for textile mills to use the cotton most easily grown in the South. The high demand for cotton replaced tobacco as the South’s main cash crop and slavery became profitable again. Although

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    Causes Of The Civil War Civil war was from 1861-1865 and began when a confederate shot a union at Fort Sumter‚ but what led to the Civil War was slavery. Slavery was a major cause of the Civil War because Northerner were against slavery‚ while the southerner were pro-slavery. The tension between the two side led to the civil war. Abraham Lincoln declared "government cannot endure permanently half slave‚ half free"(historyplace.com). Slavery is the main cause of the civil war comparison to the western

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    Online). The Civil War was caused by a domino effect of events that started over a dispute over slavery between the North and South. Though slavery was not the only reason the Civil War was fought‚ it was a prominent underlying reason. In 1793‚ when Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin‚ slaves could‚ as a result‚ produce up to 50 pounds of clean cotton a day. As a result‚ cotton became very profitable and the Southern economy turned

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