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-Increases employment
-Shifts (hours you work)
- No longer a master or apprentice

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-Stabilize currency: Not everyone could print of paper money in each state
-Loans: Reliable, stable source of credit

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Immigration rapidly increased after 1840 and this mass expansion was a boon to manufacturers. There was a large increase in cheap labor.

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-Religion drew farm communities together
-This bonded everyone in the farm community and made it easier for them interaction wise.

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-Some just moved west and developed farms
-The ones who stayed managed to keep their land and sold fruits and vegetables in towns/cities (Farmers market)

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-Agriculture was becoming similar to industry
-The rise of cities started to promote dairy farming

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-Usually the father controlled the children's lives, however, now, sons and daughters were more than likely to leave the family and look for more rural work.
-Before, it was mainly family shops, farms etc., but with the high demand for agriculture and other goods, farms relied less on family and hired others.
-Birth rates fell quickly in urban areas and among middle-class women.

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Eli Whitney and Samuel North had tried to introduce interchangeable parts into gun factories, but they eventually made their way into several industries. Interchangeability would then revolutionize watch and clock making, the manufacturing of locomotives and steam engines, and the making of many farm tools.

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Economic development opens many opportunities for people to own or own or work in business, to own shops, to engage in trade, to enter professions, and to administer organization.

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-Put women to work in factories
-Women suffered from severe loneliness and disorientation from being forced to live with stranger.
-Work in the mills was an alternative to returning to farms that could no longer support them.

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Opportunities for social mobility, for working ones way up the economic ladder, were relatively modest.

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The "market revolution" is a term used by historians to describe the expansion of the marketplace that occurred in early nineteenth-century America, prompted mainly by the construction of new roads and canals to connect distant communities together for the first time.

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coal was replacing wood and water power as fuel for many factories.The new power made it possible to locate mills away from running streams and thus permitted industry to expand widely.

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The Associated Press newspapers rapidly and cheaply. the development of the telegraph, together with the introduction of the rottery press, made possible much speedier collection and distribution of news than ever before.

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Soon after their invention, trains and railroads became the primary transportation system for the U.S. Trains were faster, more efficient, and more reliable than standard horse and carriage. This new means of transportation was extremely important for the expansion of national markets.

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a system for transmitting messages from a distance along a wire, especially one creating signals by making and breaking an electrical connection.

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[Canals]
-Had a economic advantage because it was cheaper to transport them
[S&C]   -Carried imports such as corn and wheat from the north and cotton tobacco from the south.
[Steamboat] -Developed a significant passenger traffic, and companies built increasingly lavish vessels to compete.

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To progress into a world full of international trade, better communications were necessary. These improvements in technology were not only important at the time, but important for future technological advancements.