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Chapter 4, Lesson 3

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    Growth of the Northeast
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  • bodies of water that boats can use
    waterways
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  • Rivers deep and wide enough for ships to use are called ____________ rivers.
    navigable
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  • What separated the rivers in the eastern part of the Northeast from those in the western part?
    the Appalachian Mountains
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  • a waterway dug across land
    canal
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  • This connected the Great Lakes (Lake Erie) with the Hudson River and, eventually, the Atlantic Ocean.
    the Erie Canal
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  • During the ______________________, new machines allowed people to make more goods faster.
    Industrial Revolution
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  • a factory that uses machines to weave cloth
    a textile mill
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  • Who worked at the textile mills?
    women and children
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  • What kind of power did the machines in factories use in the mid-1800s?
    steam engines
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  • Who opened the world's first electric power plant and what else did he do?
    Thomas Edison -- invented the light bulb (among other things)
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  • Who invented the telephone?
    Alexander Graham Bell
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  • Most immigrants who came by boat from Europe arrived here.
    Ellis Island in New York
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  • Why did immigrants come to America?
    to make a better life
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  • Because most immigrants worked in factories, where did most of them live?
    cities
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  • When the populations of the cities grew, we called that ______________________.
    urban growth
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  • Name three of the Northeast's biggest cities.
    New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Newark, Trenton
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