When was the shift from making tools/furnitre/cloth by hand to factories?

In 1814, Francis Cabot Lowell built a mill near ______, Massachusetts.

What task used to take about 20 hours before the horse-drawn reaper? Harvesting one acre of _______.

Because roads were so poor at the time, ________ and ________ were the cheapest way to ship goods.

The trip from New York City to Albany, New York took __ hours by steamboat and __ hours by train.

Where did the Industrial Revolution start (what country)?

After Lowell's mill, other ______ and _____ factories opened.

The steel plow helped farmers plow through ______ ____.

What was the most heavily traveled road in the United States that we have talked about (in the 1800s)?

What was special about Robert Fulton's steam powered boat (which part of the boat)?

What industry was boosted during the beginning of the Industrial Revolution?

New England became the center of the growing _______ industry.

Who build the horse-drawn reaper?

The biggest change to transportation that we have talked about was the _____ ___________.

In 1811, the federal government began building the _________ _____.

What were the two main things that changed during the Industrial Revolution?

Lowell's mill was the first mill in the world to turn _____ _______ into _________ ______ all in one place.

What did John Deere invent? What year?

By 1833, the National Road stretched from _________, Maryland to ________, Ohio.

The Erie Canal connected Lake Erie and the _______ ______.

In 1790, the first ________ ______ in the United States opened.

What two machines did Lowell have in his mill?

What did Cyrus McCormick's invention harvest?

Whose steam powered boat made the first trip from New York City to Albany, New York? How many hours did this trip take?

How many miles of railroad track did the nation have by 1850?