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Invention of the cotton gin & its impact on cotton production (beginning in 1793, but the impact continued throughout the 1800s)

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Invention of the cotton gin & its impact on cotton production (beginning in 1793, but the impact continued throughout the 1800s)

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Oh boy its productshion time! So back then, there was a thing called "Africans being enslaved for easy, cheap labor," but it wasn't that fast. cotton was a big thing back then and people really needed it, to do that thought it would require a slave to manila pull the seeds out of the cotton in order for it to be used, this was a long and tedious task. then came along the cotton gin, a machine that was able to separate a lot of seeds from the cotton, making the time it took to get cotton and the effort a lot quicker and easier

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once Britain left America to its devices, it started expanding west.  they formed new colonies and states like Ohio, Michigan, and others. surely this won't have any lasting effects on the colonists or natives, right

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Rise of the abolitionist movement (early 1800s)/Frederick Douglass

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Rise of the abolitionist movement (early 1800s)/Frederick Douglass

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You know, slavery is kind of wack though. There were some movements from a lot of people especially the enslaved population to stop slavery. One of these people was Frederick Douglass,  he was one of the Abolitionists who believed that it was immoral and cruel and anti holy to have slaves

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there was a bit of a roadblock in the way of Americans expanding, the French. the purchase was $15 million and was made by Thomas Jefferson, but people thought this was a bad idea. who will Jefferson send to explore the land he just got

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Louis & Clark Expedition (began in 1804)

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Louis & Clark Expedition (began in 1804)

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America just got a lot of new land, but they had 0 idea what could be there, so they got a group of people to explore this land including Lewis and Clark. Their goal was to survey the territory that was got after the Louisiana Purchase. Along their way they pick up a few new party members, A french fur trapper, and Sacajawea, she is very important because she was able to talk with some of the indigenous tribes there as well as carry around her young son (although she was techily enslaved to the french fur trapper)

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Rise of mass production & the factory system/”Mill girls” in Lowell, Massachusetts (1814-rest of century)

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Rise of mass production & the factory system/”Mill girls” in Lowell, Massachusetts (1814-rest of century)

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Mour industrialization! So we have hit the beginning of the industrialization revolution and factories are beginning to be a thing. Many people come to work at factories for many reasons, most of the workers during this time seem to be women, looking for something to do other than farm work and wanted to be actually paid

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So basically they started building a canal over the river to be able to get from New York to the Midwest easier than traveling to and from the river. It was ungodly long, like 365 miles long, compared to regaler canales that where 2 - 3 miles long

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at the time President Andrew Jackson made it so that any WHITE MAN could vote, and a lot of people thought that this was a bad move. Women wanted the ability to vote so they demanded for the government to expand suffrage for women. This will lead the people of America to more unity, later down the road thought.

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hey, remember when George Washington didn't want multiple political parties cuz bad stuff would happen... so Jackson created a brand-spankin' new political party just for the "common people" (ie white men) and was more focused on the individual than the fat cats/ rich people. then another political party was made for the people were not included in the democratic party

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during this period of time, there was a huge religious revival with preacher going around and telling everyone they can about how good it is to be christian and how the need to get rid of their sin or whatever. this work greatly because there wasn't a whole lot to do back then.

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Indian Removal Act (1830) & Trail of Tears

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Indian Removal Act (1830) & Trail of Tears

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So Americans wanted the land in the west from their original colonies, but there were people in the way, what would they do? So the trial of tears is something heavily looked down on today, what of kicking out native Americans from their homes and forcing them to move somewhere very far away, to indoctrinating them and forcing them to be Christians and forget their ways, or just die. But back then, it was justified by them being Christians and wanting some more land

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 Manifest Destiny (Idea or belief that begins around 1840)

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 Manifest Destiny (Idea or belief that begins around 1840)

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Land, Land, Land, and more Land, was one of the main driving forces for " Manifest Destiny." the people wanted to move out of the colonies to get land, build new places, and conquer the Plaines. Oh no, there seams to be some native Americans in our what, what should we do?