US History

Became a model for public education

Created the first textile mill in America

Founded Salt Lake City

Passed a series of resolutions supporting reforms in the areas of women's suffrage

The most important early American road

President of Yale during the Second Great Awakening

Invented the cotton gin

Solved the main problem of water transportation which was upstream travel

Famous for writing short stories and poems that explored the dark side of human nature

Helped bring an end to the "canal craze"

A minister who traveled on horseback to the small frontier settlements in his region

The romantics both criticized and supported the belief of man's inherent

The "faith" that saw God as creator but thought He was rarely involved in the affairs of men

Editor of the Liberator

Former slave who made trips to the South to lead slaves to freedom

The group that was started primarily by a famous American writer

Popular ballad writer that wrote "Oh, Susanna" and "Camptown Races"

A road that is paid for with tolls

Cyrus McCormick would improve this step in wheat production

The first intercity telegraph message was heralded by these words

New production method that Eli Whitney used to make standardized rifles

Invented the steel plow

What the government grants an inventor to protect his rights to an invention

College that was greatly affected by the Second Great Awakening

Baptist minister Miller misunderstood the Biblical teaching of

Improved the step of cleaning in cotton production

Popular ballad writer that wrote "Oh, Susanna" and "Camptown Races"

Invented the telegraph

Founder of American Methodism

Founder of Mormonism

Famous canal that connected the Great Lakes and Albany, New York

This industry was able to develop based on the discovery of hard coal in western Pennsylvania

A model community, such as New Harmony, Indiana

Treatment of blacks was sometimes better in the North than the South, according to

Author of elementary readers

Leader of a slave rebellion

America's first major industry

City that became the center of Mormonism

Inventor of the steamboat

Western revival services that lasted several days and were often held outdoors

Country that forbade skilled workers from leaving the country in order to maintain its manufacturing lead

Prohibition sought to change the use of

The South felt that there was little need to develop manufacturing because this crop growing was so profitable

Went broke because of the invention of the telegraph

A well known public education reformer