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When workers protest unsafe and unjust working conditions by refusing to work until their demands are met it is called?
A strike.
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People who believed the newcomers and unlimited immigration would destroy American institutions were called?
Nativists
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What was a dangerous water born disease that killed many at this time?
Cholera
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What source powered the textile mills?
Water
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Why was the Northeast the area where mills/ factories were first built?
Presences of streams with run off from melting. Population of workers. Merchant trading ships and ports.
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What does "urban" mean?
City
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What famous canal was built in New York all the way from the Hudson River to Lake Erie? What was its nickname?
The Erie Canal also referred to as "Clinton's Big Ditch".
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What were some of the dangers of early trains?
Sparks set fields on fire and early engines sometimes jumped the tracks.
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What is leisure time?
Time when you don't have to work!
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A person who leaves a country to live somewhere else is called?
An emigrant
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What new "class" of people developed by 1840 as personal income grew?
The middle class
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What system connected waterways?
Canals
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Who led the movement to increase and improve education for females?
Catherine Beecher
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