Match these items.

1. totally committed to slavery

2. large part of factory labor force in the North

3. started in England

4. allowed people to travel to the Northwest

5. the father of mass production

6. increased the amount of cotton produced

7. same as a toll road

8. log roads

9. would provide continuous waterways

10. carried canal boats over mountains

11. used to raise and lower canal boats

12. declares a law null and void

13. supported Jackson

match them with these words, Eli Whitney, turnpike, women and children, National Road,"corduroy", Democratic-Republicans, locks Industrial Revolution, South, canals, Doctrine of Nullification, cotton gin, Portage Railroad

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Sabrina Frye

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19 December, 12:38

Match these items.

1. totally committed to slavery

2. large part of factory labor force in the North

3. started in England

4. allowed people to travel to the Northwest

5. the father of mass production

6. increased the amount of cotton produced

7. same as a toll road

8. log roads

9. would provide continuous waterways

10. carried canal boats over mountains

11. used to raise and lower canal boats

12. declares a law null and void

13. supported Jackson

match them with these words, Eli Whitney, turnpike, women and children, National Road,"corduroy", Democratic-Republicans, locks Industrial Revolution, South, canals, Doctrine of Nullification, cotton gin, Portage Railroad

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Carissa Malone · Answer 1

1. totally committed to slavery South

2. large part of factory labor force in the North women and children

3. started in England Industrial Revolution

4. allowed people to travel to the Northwest National Road

5. the father of mass production Eli Whitney

6. increased the amount of cotton produced cotton gin

7. same as a toll road turnpike

8. long roads corduroy

9. would provide continuous waterways canals

10. carried canal boats over mountains Portage Railroad

11. used to raise and lower canal boats locks

12. declares a law null and void Doctrine of Nullification

13. supported Jackson Democratic-Republicans