Steamboat - This craft mostly used on the Mississippi River to move people and goods upstream against the current., Rural - Of or related to the countryside characterized by small populations and/or agriculture, Urbanization - Increased number of jobs and the growth of industry attracted people to move to the cities, Industrialization - The use of machines allowing for goods to be manufactured cheaply and efficiently, Telegraph - Made instant communication possible using electrical pulses sent through a wire from one source and interpreted on the other side, Interchangeable Parts - Eli Whitney invented this process of using standardized parts so they could be easily assembled and replaced, Mechanical Reaper - A horse drawn machine that provided a cheaper and more efficient way to harvest grain, Textile Mills - Factories producing a type of cloth or woven fabric manufactured in mills mostly in the North , Erie Canal - A man-made waterway for the efficient transport of goods from New York City to the west, Free enterprise - An economic system in which private businesses operate for profit with little or no government control, Plantation - large farm in the south producing a cash crop—cotton with enslaved African American labor., Chinese Immigration - Mostly California worked in Gold Mines and Railroads in the West, Irish Immigrants - Worked on the Railroads in the East were trying to escape potato famine, Cotton Gin - Invented by Eli Whitney a machine for separating cotton from its seeds-increased demand for slavery , Lowell Mills - Mill in the North that employed young single women and used interchangeable parts ,

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