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BELL RINGER. The Era of Good Feeling Inventions, Innovation, and the Market Revolution. #4. The South. Cotton Gin- 1793 by Eli Whitney Separated seeds from cotton fiber 50X faster Short Staple: cotton uses a lot of land quickly Need for more states; from 6 to 15 by 1860 Cotton production - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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BELL RINGER

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The Era of Good FeelingInventions,Innovation,

and theMarket Revolution

#4

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The South• Cotton Gin- 1793 by Eli Whitney• Separated seeds from cotton fiber 50X faster

• Short Staple: cotton uses a lot of land quickly• Need for more states; from 6 to 15 by 1860

• Cotton production• 2 million lbs. in 1790 to 1 billion+ by 1860• 1840 US produced 60% world’s cotton

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The North•Population in North increased 1000 times

• Immigrants came to North (and West)

for factory and farm work

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The Transportation Revolution and

First Industrial Revolution

• North and West grew b/c of building of roads, steamboats, canals= TRANSPORTATION REV

• National (Federal) Road began in 1811 from Cumberland, MD to Vandalia, IL (ended 1838)

• Erie Canal (from Albany to Buffalo, 1817-25) connected to NYC through the Hudson R.• Forced production of food, houses,

and schools for cities along the canal (i.e. Rochester)

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Inventions• Farming

• Cyrus McCormick’s mechanical reaper 1830s

• John Deere’s steel plow 1837

• Textile/garment industry • Elias Howe sewing machine 1846,

perfected by IM Singer

• Communications• Samuel Morse’s telegraph 1844

• Assembly lines and Interchangeable Parts • Allowed for quicker production• Interchangeable parts: standardized or

machine made parts that fit together to make end product

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•Market Revolution= explosion in jobs and consumer goods

• Caused:• farmers to specialize

in grain or dairy• Artisans to compete

with assembly lines• Products to be

cheaper and more plentiful