Humans and animals

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Humans and animals
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Water provided the power for the new mills
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Assemble the parts rapidly, allowing more goods
to be produced at a greater profit
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• . The price per pound skyrocketed
• . Cotton became planters major crop
• . Search for new land Alabama, Mississippi,
  Louisiana Texas
• . More slavery

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• Charged tolls for using roads

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• Steamboats could travel upstream against the
  current

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• Farmers could send their products quickly to
  eastern markets and East coast merchants could
  send finished goods in the opposite direction

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• Innovation and the new creation of industries,
  jobs, and wealth.

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• Went to work in factories for wages

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• By charging interest for the loans that it made

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• Lending more money than the banks had on hand

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• Meat, fat for making soap, and bristles for
  brushes

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• Boilers of steam engines on boats and locomotives

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• 3.25

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• Farming opportunities limited because population
  had outgrown existing land

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• Poor standards of sanitation, safety and comfort

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• Paid little and did not try to provide safe
  working conditions

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• strike

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• Court ruling that outlawed unions

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• Loans from their banks and mills to process their
  cotton

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• Slaves having children

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• 60 percent

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• Ended in failure

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• African Americans outnumbered the white population

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• Laws that prevented slaves from moving freely and
  teaching enslaved people to read