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Why were most textile mills built near rivers?

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i- i fextile mills were built near population centers.

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The Transportation Revolution can best be described as a period

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Eli Whitney's idea of interchangeable parts resulted in

ffi tf,. dominance of American Manufacturing

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The inventions of John Deere and cyrus Mccormick

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Why were most textile mills built near rivers?

ij Rivers provided power to operate the mills.

i] rextite mills were built near population centers.

;..*'? fextile mills provided cloth for factories near the rivers.

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The Transportation Revolution can best be described as a period

i-j rebellion against foreign countries' use of American shipping lanes'

: economic depression brought on by inferior modes of travel'

'-j rapid growth in the speed and convenience of travel'

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How did technological developments during the lndustrial
Revolution enable people to build factories almost anywhere?

_i"i frains could bring raw materials to and ship finished goods from any location.

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i: The shift to steam power meant factories no longer had to be built near streams,

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": The invention of the telegraph put factory managers and their urban investors
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The economy of the South was based on which of these?