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a bear comes to their cabin and eats the porridge. Lyddie Charles Rachel Agnes and her mother, Mattie hide in her loft. THey are so releaved from that the laugh historically.

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people began using machines instead of hand tools. It changed the way people lived, traveled and worked.

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National Road was important it let settlers and goods from the east to new states in the western parts of the U.S.

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She meets a lady wearing a silk dress who works at the Mills in Lowell, MA. The lady tells her that she can earn $2 dollars a week and be independant there. The lady tells Lyddie she is a good worker who would do well there. Lyddie thinks she is lying to her.

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One. Traveling on canals,  boats, or barges could carry larger  loads at less cost then wagons on land.
2. The most important Canal was the Erie Canal in New York.
3. It started along the Hudson River and ended in Lake Erie.
4. Investors were asked to buy stock in the Erie Canal.
5. Irish immigrants came to the US to build a canal.
6. The Whip and more here than in Ireland.
7. Indeed NYC a leading city of trade in the US.
8. In the 1845, that you were going out opened.
9. The success of the Erie Canal shut off a canal building boom.

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1. Bubbling lasted only a short and time in the US.
2. Steamboat became the main form of travel on water.
3. Railroads change the way people and goods moved on land.
4. Steam engine was invented by Thomas Newcomen, a British inventor in the 17 hundreds.
5. Steam engine boiler water power it's moving parts.
6. Robert Fulton used Steam engine to power boats.
7. The  Clemont, Fulton's Steamboat, on top of the Hudson R. to Albany.
8. To mention we used to power locomotives are railroads.
9. Which made it easier and cheaper to build heavy loads of Red Robin cereals, and manufacturer codes to all regions of the US.
10. As railroads grew, so did Manufacturing in the US.

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Textiles: spun thread into cloth from a loom
1. In the only country in the world that had machines so we've textiles.
2. Didn't didn't want the rest of the world to know about the machines.
3. Plans and machines weren't allowed out of the country.
4. Samuel Slater memorize how each iron spool worked.
5. He left Britain under disguise and went to the RI and opened first large-scale Mill in the US.
6. Early middle splits near rushing Rivers for water power.
7. Water Wheels power to be Shades connected to them.
8. Steam engines were used to power the machines.
9.   It allowed production to expand and allowed textile mills and factories to be built.
10. Need more people waited factories and working at home
11. Understanding need the same types of skills.
12. Battery will go for trains the machines.
13. Maybe we'll go for women, children and immigrants.
14. Cabbage slaw a new system of organizing factories.
15. Put the entire process Under One Roof called the  Waltham System.
16. He provided boarding houses and good living conditions for his workers.
17. Ally Whitney invented interchangeable parts of guns. They are parts that are exactly alike.
18. Mass production is a system of producing large amounts of goods at one time.
19. Mediacom on demand is one of the supply of a product is high, prices fall.
20. When the supply of a product is low,  prices rise.

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Lyddie tries to show her family that she is confident to get them to safety in the loft even though she is scared.

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Lyddie got a letter from her mother saying that she and Charles would be separated from each other. Charles is going to Baker's Mill to be an apprentice and Lyddie is going to Cuter's Tavern to work. She thought that her and Charles were doing well on the upkeep on the farm.

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Ch. 21 Trupitude, Ch. 22: Farewell, Ch.23 Vermont, 1846

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Mr Marsden accuses Lyddie of moral turpitude , and the agent beleives mr. Marsden without question, therefor, she receives a dishnorable discharge. She goes to say goodbye to Brigid. She gives her a letter to give to Mrs. Marsden saying what really happens in the weving room. She goes to visit Diana, who lauphs at the accusation. She then heads to Culter's tavern and lastly goes to to her cabin. She finds Luke Stevens and tells him that she is going to a college in Ohio and she says to herself "We can still hop, Luke Stevens"(pg.182)

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Lyddie feels sad that she has to leave Charlie behind. She didn't want the Steves watching while she bid Charles goodbye.

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Lyddie and Charlie sell the calf to Quakers Stevens. He gives them . They own their own loom, have plenty of food, and a large farm. L. Stevens takes them to Becker's Mill and Culters Tavern. While Lyddie is away from her farm, L. will take care of the farm and will keep and eye on

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Lyddie is used to be in charge of her family. When she walked into Culter's Tavern, she thought "I ain't free anymore... No matter how handsome the house ,I'm a servant girl-no more that a black slave" (pg.18).

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"Lyddie no longer carded or spun her own wool from her own sheep. It was sent to Nashua NH where it could be done in a gigantic watered power mill. Western railroads were bringing such cheep wool to the Lowell factories that a New England sheep farmer could no longer compete. It was what her father had said, but his flock had been much smaller than Culter's so their family felt a pinch" (pg.29).

Lyddie overhears Otis and Enoch, two employed workers, taking about slave catching. They are discussing the slave who was caught up at Ferrisburg. Would they turn in a run away for $100 reward?
"Lyddie has never seen a black person... and supposing it was a fugitive , what then?"(pg.33).

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Lyddie is worried about Charlie and His father. She wonders f he is still alive or dead. Will he come back home?

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Triphena tells Lyddie she can visit her brother at baker's Mill. When lyddie arrives, charlie is at school . She wouldn't be envious of Charlie.
Charlie belonged to her not them.  She didn't want to embarrass Charlie. When she arrives at the cabin, she thinks Luke is there, but "In the dim light his hands and face were very dark...she was looking at a black man"(pg.38).

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Lyddies discovers in her cabin a stranger a slave. She has a conversation with him and finds out that he's a fugitive helped by the stevens. He has left his family behind to get to him to freedom in Canada. Lyddie decides to give him the calf money to help. He promises to return it to her.

When she gets back to the Tavern, she is dissmissed by the Mistress. Lyddie has already made up her mind to "walk to freedom" to be a factory girl at Lowell Mills. She can earn some money to pay off her debts and reunite her family.

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Lyddie takes the money from Triphena to take a stagecoach to Lowell. She works at a different tavern to earn more money. When she takes the stage coach it gets stuck in muddy ruts in the dirt roads. She gets fed up with the other riders who don't help, and she pulls the wheel out of the mud. She gets mad at them because they look right at her. The stagecoach driver, in return, take her to his sisters boardinghouse in Lowell. " I brought you a little chip of Vermont granite "(pg.51).

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Lyddie is feeling overwhelmed for awestruck when she arrives at Lowell. The buildings were Giant quotation mark Giants five and six stories hi and as long as the length of a large at pasture"(51). It was a big city and all the buildings were crowded together. It was noisy tool! Quotation mark she would not begin to be afraid now, she who had had stared down of there and come burst easily with a black man"(51)

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once again Lyddie is amazed to be among so many girls. This is Bella tells her she has to look presentable to get a job at the Concord Court. "  They like to hire go to Clash of girls here"(pg.54). The girls, that should make her feel like a crow among peacocks. It makes you feel ugly and insignificant.

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Mrs. Bedlow brings her to the factory complex, and she asks the agent for a job for Lenny. Luckily, there is a need for mill girls. Lyddie is handed a contract for one year. She doesn't know how to read the quotation mark regulations of The Boarding House of the Corp. " she wishes Charlie were there to help her. Mrs. Bedlow explains to her that she can't be pretty and must be here here when the bell rings. Lady becomes aware over the starting and the noise on the 4th floor. Mrs Bedlow toys where Mr. Marsden is expecting her.

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' nail creation! What annoys! Clatter and Clack, great shuddering moans, groans, cracks and rattles"(pg.62). Lyddie again is overwhelmed with the weaving room. Row upon row of weaving machines. Quotation mark shuttle was holding the weft thread hurdled themselves like beasts of prey through the tall Forest of warp threads and beaters slammed the threads tightly into place" (62).

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first, lady meets mr. Marston, the overseer, who signs her a loom. Diana, an experienced factory worker, well t-shirt how to use the loop. Diana explains to her the quotation mark Kiss of Death quotation mark where she puts her mouth on the shuttle and sucked out  the weft thread. Bacteria and grime are left behind. Diana explains to her that they don't get paid when we ruin a piece. Pretty Tails Amelia, Betsy and Prudence that she met Diana, who is kind to her. Prudence tells Lyddie that Diana is a RADICAL!

When when he goes to Diana's boarding house, she finds out that Diana tells her  about Sarah Bagley. Amelia Sargent, Mary Emerson, and Hulda Stone, who were part of the Female Labor Reform Association. They want to improve working conditions in the factory: better pay, better hours and a better environment. .When she returns home, Amelia Cate confronts her and ask her if Diana asked her to join.
Diana gave her writing paper to send letters to her family. She writes to her mother that she has found work in Lowell. She  writes Charlie to tell him she is at Lowell and is working to pay off the debts.

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it's Lyddie first day of work. She has trouble breathing in the middle because of the lint and the dust. The windows are nailed shut, and she can't get air. Diana comes and tells her that Mr. Marsden is watching her. Her Loom has stalled and has a broken thread. When the bell rings at quitting time, she is not hungry for the large amounts of food put on the table. Instead, she finds releif in listening to Betsy read Oliver by Charles Dickens. She can relate to the book because it is about being poor and without food. She thinks about how she and her siblings were hungry. She can relate to the story of Oliver.

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.While Lyddie is working at her three looms, she begins to learn to read by herself on copied pages of Oliver Twist to impress Charlie. She wants to learn to read because it helps her to escape the horrors of the workroom such as long as ours dirt, and dust. She also spends her money on a book even though she is trying to save for her debts.

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Lyddie can't go home because she was under a one-year contract. She would lose her position if she went to visit Charlie, she could be " Blacklited", meaning she wouldn't be able to work at another mill.

Diana gosh tells her about the chatter our movement on the 4th of July. She doesn't want to go or sign the petition because she is afraid of losing her job.

On the way home from Sunday service, she sees Diana with a bearded gentlman, when Lyddie waves hello, Diana turns her head away.

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 baby kittens go home because she was under a one-year contract. She would lose her position if she went to visit Charlie, she could be

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Lyddie receives a letter from her mother stating that on yes I died and Rachel was doing poorly. She had neglected to send money to her mother. She feels guilty over this. But she must work harder. She must earn all the money, to pay  what they owed,  so she could gather her family together. She doesn't want to live like an orphan like Diana. Delirious the mill speed up the looms, and she can earn more money. She is now tending 4 looms. She feels anxious at the end of the chapter because she's afraid of the 10-hour day petition.

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Mr. Marsden , the overseer, has been watching you. He brings people around, and tells them "One of my best girls"(pg.86). That evening, she has a conversation with Amelia and Betsy about silly novels. Lyddie defends Oliver Twist, which then turns into an argument about them working 13 hours a day. There is a petition circulating around the mail about 10-hour days and the looms are sped up to "a demons space" (92). Betsy thinks about signing the petition and leaving to go West to Ohio to college at Oberlin. Betsy Charles lady she let turn out at 10. "It does no good to rebell against Authority"(pg.93). Amelia says. Lyddie says, "I ain't a slave!"(pg.92)

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Mr Marsden stops by the Lyddie looms and gives her pats and complimentary smiles. This makes  Lyddie feel uncomfortable. Lyddie thinks he is just a strange little man. THe overseers were offred prizes to them whose girls produced the most goods in a pay period.

Irish immigrants are now being hired by the mills because they are willing to work for less pay. Betsy decides she is going to leave the mills and go to college in Ohio.

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Lyddie was able to keep Pace with the speed of up of the machines. She thinks of them as clumsy bears. At the Lawrence Corporation, a drill had slipped on an icy staircase. She broke her neck, a man loading finished bolts of clothes on to the railroad cars was run over and crushed. While there were no deaths at the Concord Corporation, one of the Irish girls had caught her hair in the machinery.

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Lyddie goes back to work quickly after she was hit by the shuttle . There was no doctor's bill to pay for.
Betsy has come down with a terrible cough. She cough's a lot and can't stop. Lyddie becomes worried about her. She had never realized that she was like this. Amelia makes Betsy promise to see a docter. Amelia leaves the factory because her father found her a better job.

Mr. Marsden tells her she will have to help a new girl , who might slow her down. He has confidence in her because "you're my prize girl" (pg. 109) He makes her feel uncofurtubble or awkward again when he touches her shoulder. "I'm not you're girl. I'm not any body's girl but my own"(pg.109).

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Lyddie's uncle arrives with some bad news, and a burden for Lyddie to bear. Respond to the uncle in one of the following ways: Persuade him that Lyddie is still a child and cannot bear all of this responsibility; or persuade him that he has made the right decision and she is now the family matriarch.

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Lyddie begged Dr. Morris to let her return to work.  It had been two weeks and she wanted to get back to the looms.  However, Dr. Morris would not let her and Lyddie knew her body was not ready yet.  She could barely walk to the bathroom or to eat dinner.  Lyddie felt angry at her body for failing her.  She hated being weak and needing other people to help her.

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Lyddie ignores "the rusty saw hacking through her own chest" .(pg.107)9Foreshadowing)

Lyddie is assigned the Irish immigrant Brigid.

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Charlie comes to visit Lyddie and has news about Uncle Judah and the Phinney's . He now is an aprentice , had my how come there's some point Mrs Feeny wants a daughter Point Rachel go live with them and go to school. Luddie now has lost her family.  Luddie does the right thing because Rache will be well taken care of. Lyddie is all alone . Charlie gives her a letterfrom Lue stevens. She reads it a week later It suays the farmhas been sold to Jeremiah Stevens for his four sons. Luke also asks Lyddie to marry hm. She rips up the letter and bursts into tears. She is overwelmed with anger , frustration and sadness. " I have nothing left but me Lyddie Worthen -do they think I will sell her? I will not be a slave ... some homeless fugitive that Luke  Stevens must bend down his lofty Quaker soul to rescue"(pg.147).

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Luddie feels empty and lonely without Rachel. She lost her family to the Phinney's. She feels that she is too late. for everything. Too late sign the petition too late to save the family

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Lyddie learns that Diana is going to have a baby. Diana can't marry Dr. Craven , because devorce isn't allowed back then. So the rumor around the mill is that Diana has been dsmissed with an honorable discharge, just before she could have been blacklisted.

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Brigit has two looms and will start her third. Lyddie is happy that Mr. Marsden doesn't give her pat or nice smiles. She bought the Bible, and autobiography of Frederick Doudlass a runaway who again , and left releif not to carry the "burden of debt and the welfare of pesons." pg 156

She leaves work and she doesn't see Brigid.
She goes back uptairs and finds Mr masrsden has put his hands on brigid like he had done to her. she takes the fire bucket and dumps it on Mr. Marsden 's head. She grabd Brifgid and runs outthe mill.
Lyddie begins to laugh because she can hear the angry beat iside her head. She makes sure that Brigid is safe and protects her.

Lyddie receives two letters. One is from Charlie telling her that Rachel is fine and luke Stevens has had no reply. She gets mad and almosttears up the letter. Then she receives anothern letter letting her know tat her mother died.