name that some scholars use to describe the idea that it was a woman's responsibility to be the custodians of morality and benevolence;

bringing textile operations together under a single roof, thanks to the use of new and larger machines driven by water power

system of labor which relied heavily, almost exclusively, on young unmarried women as workers

the greatest construction project the U.S. had undertaken at the time

a defense of native-born people and a hostility toward foreign-born, usually combined with a desire to stop or slow immigration

name that some scholars use to describe the idea that it was a woman's responsibility to be the custodians of morality and benevolence;

bringing textile operations together under a single roof, thanks to the use of new and larger machines driven by water power

system of labor which relied heavily, almost exclusively, on young unmarried women as workers

the greatest construction project the U.S. had undertaken at the time

a defense of native-born people and a hostility toward foreign-born, usually combined with a desire to stop or slow immigration

name that some scholars use to describe the idea that it was a woman's responsibility to be the custodians of morality and benevolence;

bringing textile operations together under a single roof, thanks to the use of new and larger machines driven by water power

system of labor which relied heavily, almost exclusively, on young unmarried women as workers

the greatest construction project the U.S. had undertaken at the time

a defense of native-born people and a hostility toward foreign-born, usually combined with a desire to stop or slow immigration

name that some scholars use to describe the idea that it was a woman's responsibility to be the custodians of morality and benevolence;

bringing textile operations together under a single roof, thanks to the use of new and larger machines driven by water power

system of labor which relied heavily, almost exclusively, on young unmarried women as workers

the greatest construction project the U.S. had undertaken at the time

a defense of native-born people and a hostility toward foreign-born, usually combined with a desire to stop or slow immigration

name that some scholars use to describe the idea that it was a woman's responsibility to be the custodians of morality and benevolence;

bringing textile operations together under a single roof, thanks to the use of new and larger machines driven by water power

system of labor which relied heavily, almost exclusively, on young unmarried women as workers

the greatest construction project the U.S. had undertaken at the time

a defense of native-born people and a hostility toward foreign-born, usually combined with a desire to stop or slow immigration

Inventor of the automatic reaper

After several years of experimentation, he succeed in transmitting a telegraph message from Baltimore to Washington in 1844

Creator of the female labor reform association, demanded a 10-hour work day and other improvements in the mills

Inventors of the sewing machine

Discovered the method of vulcanizing rubber, which made it strong and more flexible

Inventor of the automatic reaper

After several years of experimentation, he succeed in transmitting a telegraph message from Baltimore to Washington in 1844

Creator of the female labor reform association, demanded a 10-hour work day and other improvements in the mills

Inventors of the sewing machine

Discovered the method of vulcanizing rubber, which made it strong and more flexible

Inventor of the automatic reaper

After several years of experimentation, he succeed in transmitting a telegraph message from Baltimore to Washington in 1844

Creator of the female labor reform association, demanded a 10-hour work day and other improvements in the mills

Inventors of the sewing machine

Discovered the method of vulcanizing rubber, which made it strong and more flexible

Inventor of the automatic reaper

After several years of experimentation, he succeed in transmitting a telegraph message from Baltimore to Washington in 1844

Creator of the female labor reform association, demanded a 10-hour work day and other improvements in the mills

Inventors of the sewing machine

Discovered the method of vulcanizing rubber, which made it strong and more flexible

Inventor of the automatic reaper

After several years of experimentation, he succeed in transmitting a telegraph message from Baltimore to Washington in 1844

Creator of the female labor reform association, demanded a 10-hour work day and other improvements in the mills

Inventors of the sewing machine

Discovered the method of vulcanizing rubber, which made it strong and more flexible

became increasingly rural.

doubled.

grew fastest in the South.

was migrating westward.

was not growing as fast as the population of Europe.

Chicago.

Milwaukee.

New York City.

All of these choices are correct.

St. Louis.

already paid for.

the greatest construction project Americans had ever undertaken.

beginning to fill with silt from the Great Lakes.

already obsolete.

cited as an example of how not to construct a canal.

increased white settlement in the Southwest.

the conviction that the national government should be responsible for all internal improvements.

increased white settlement in the Northwest.

the renewed cooperation between states and the national government on internal improvement projects.

the dominance of steamboat transport.

decline of American agriculture.

creation of corporations.

rise of the factory.

decline of the small-town merchant and general store.

development of a national banking system.