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What is leisure time?
Time when you don't have to work!
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What were the advantages of trains as the new transportation?
Could... 1. go anywhere tracks could be put down. 2. Go faster 3. Haul more and 4. Operate all year.
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Who was Sarah Bagley? What did she do?
She was a "Lowell girl" who fought for better working conditions in the factories by forming the Lowell Female Labor Reform Association.
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What new "class" of people developed by 1840 as personal income grew?
The middle class
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What is an "agrarian society"?
Agricultural/ farming way of life
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What system connected waterways?
Canals
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What are the steps in making fabric from sheep's wool?
Shearing the wool, carding wool into slivers, spinning the slivers into thread, weaving (on a loom) the thread into fabric
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People who believed the newcomers and unlimited immigration would destroy American institutions were called?
Nativists
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What are organizations that workers form to improve their working conditions?
Labor unions
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What was the easiest way (in that time) to move goods and people?
Water
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What is the process of making large numbers of identical goods in great quantities called?
mass production
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Free African Americans who moved north usually worked what kind of jobs?
Men: Service jobs like house servants, waiters, barbers etc. Women: laundresses, dressmakers, cooks etc.
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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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