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Elias Howe patented the sewing maching and it helped do what?
a) make clothes faster
b) start the fashion industry
c) write a how to story about inventions
d) his family to move north
Who invented the steel plow(lighter and easier to repair than iron)?
a) Thomas Ford
b) John Starnes
c) John Deere
d) Cyrus McCormick
What did Samuel FB Morse do?
a) build the first factory
b) invent the tractor
c) first to fly an airplane
d) patent the telegraph
The Clermont was first tried out on the Hudson River. What was it?
a) Canal System
b) Steamboat
c) Fishing tackle
d) system of building ships on the water
Interchangeable parts, the factory system and advancements in transportation all led to the
a) movement away from the west
b) rise of education
c) end of cotton farming
d) Industrial Revolution
The most efficient method of transportation in the mid 1800's was by
a) horse
b) train
c) wagons
d) steamboats
Steam powered factories needed to be located where?
a) didn't matter since it wasn't powered by running water
b) on steep hills
c) aboard flat boats on water
d) along the railroad system
Railroads allowed people to buy, sell and travel anywhere since you didn't need to be located near
a) horse stables
b) telegraph stations
c) airports
d) rivers
Where was gold first discovered?
a) Lowell Pennsylvania
b) Sutter's Mill
c) San Francisco
d) Salt Lake City
Early Supreme Court cases all had what in common?
a) gave suffrage to many different populations
b) made elections more fair
c) gave presidents more taxing powers
d) strengthened the federal government
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