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Edmond Cartwright made a loom powered by water. It allowed workers to make more cloth.

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Eli Whitney created interchangeable parts to make production faster and less expensive. Usually when a part of something broke it would take days or weeks to fix it but with interchangeable parts everything was built the same.

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The war of 1812 provided a boost in american industries. This made it possible for more factories to be built.

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The steel plow was invented by John Deere. It plowed quicker and was more durable than the wood plow.

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Samuel morse created the telegraph to do long distant communication.  It worked by transmitting electrical signals.

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Cyrus mccormick created the mechanical reaper which doubled crop sizes and made it easier to harvest.

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Small children were forced to work in factories to provide for their families. They worked 12 hours a day and 6 days a week.

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Factories began to emerge around cities. Urbanization increased as industries grew. By 1850 almost all Americans lived in the city.

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Wealthy Woman stayed home while men and unwealthy woman were expected to go to work to support their family.

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Woman, also known as lowell girls moved from their farms to mill towns just to get paid low wages.