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What natural resources did the United States possess that helped them industrialize?
Timber, coal, iron, and oil
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In what area did Japan focus their industrialization?
weaponry/defense
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seesaw
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rocket
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gift
Win 20 points!
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banana
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boom
Lose 50 points!
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fairy
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rocket
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thief
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Who is credited with perfecting the steam engine in 1765?
James Watt
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What was captial?
Money to invest in a business
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thief
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gift
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shark
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lifesaver
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What was the name of the process that made iron into steel?
Bessemer Process
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How was petroleum first used?
for kerosene
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Who is credited with patenting the process for making the less strong, but more workable wrought iron?
Henry Cort
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What are the four big results of the move from the putting out system to the factory system (notes)
People move from rural to urban areas, Development of cities, Good less expensive, Quality of goods decreases
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What was the Transcontinental Railroad?
A railroad that connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
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Who received the first patent for the telephone (1876)?
Alexander Graham Bell
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The first public power station began production of electricity when and where?
London 1882
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Who is credited with developing the radio?
Gugliemo Macroni
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What were two specific advantages of steam-powered ships over ships with sails?
Faster, more dependable, could turn on or off at will, not dependent on the weather/wind
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