Ch 12.1 and 12.2 Iron Man

The early years of the 1800s saw much ​ (a)   in industry and technology.

• innovation
• Clipper ships
• transformed

The ways that ​ (a)   worked, traveled, and communicated underwent great change.

• Americans
• Germans
• Mexicans
• Britons
• Brazilians

British writer​ (a)   traveled to the United States and described the changes and noted how mechanized production replaced skilled craftspersons.

• Charles Dickens
• Herman Melville
• Jonathan Swift
• Fedor Dostoevskij

The new ways of working and living were most dramatic in the (a)  

Put the order of industrialization as it took place in the phases

• Jobs divided into smaller steps

• Workers used machines to complete tasks

• Entrepreneurs built factories

Mass production of cloth began in ​ (a)   in the early 1800s.

• New England
• New York
• North Carolina
• New Mexico

Match the inventor and invention

• Sewing machine

• Samuel Morse

• telegraph

• Robert Fulton

• Steam-powered locomotive

• Elias Howe

• steamboat

• Peter Cooper

The invention of the ​ (a)   helped workers to make clothing in mass qunatities.

• sewing machine
• telegraph
• steamboat
• reaper

​ Improvements in ​ (a)   contributed to the success of the new American industries. Between 1800 and 1850, crews built thousands of miles of ​roads and canals

• transportation
• sewing
• agriculture
• business

The steamboat, the steam-powered locomotive, the sewing machine, the telegraph, and the steel-tipped plow were some of the major innovations of the ​ (a)  

• 1800s
• 1600s
• 1700s
• 1900s
• 2000s