Chapter 13: The Nation Grows

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the dramatic change from making goods by hand at home to making them by machine in factories

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Industrial Revolution

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name given to the forced march of 15,000 Cherokee in 1838 from Georgia to the Indian Territory

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Trail of Tears

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fur trappers of the western mountains during the 1800s

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Mountain Men

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a machine that separates cotton from its seeds

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cotton gin

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an 1830 law forcing Native Americans of the Southeast to move to what is now Oklahoma

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Indian Removal Act

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People who came to California in 1849 in search of gold

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Forty-niners

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parts of a product built to a standard size so that they can be easily replaced

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interchangeable parts

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the rush of people to an area where gold has been discovered, as in California in 1849

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Gold Rush

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The second national bank of the United States, which ended when President Jackson withdrew all federal funds in 1833

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Bank of the United States

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a machine that uses sharp blades to harvest grain

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reaper