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IDs - Final Exam
School: University Of Kentucky
Course: HIS 108
US 108 - Possible IDs - Final Exam. The Economic Revolution. Know-Nothings. The Transportation Revolution. The Erie Canal. Robert Fulton. Baltimore & Ohio RR. Communication. Samuel Morse & the Telegraph. The corporation. limited liab...
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history quiz #2 terms
School: Baruch College, CUNY
Course: HIST 1000
... While the treaty was ratified by the United States Senate and enforced upon the Cherokee people, it was never signed by any official representative of the Cherokee Nation, and the Cherokee nation refused to recognize the validity of the treaty...
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history notes:definitions
School: Saint Francis High School
Course: HISTORY Colonial H
turnpike: the user had to pay a toll. New York's governor DEWITT CLINTON, an abolitionist, defender of poor debtors, made a plan to promote commerce by digging the longest canal: ERIE; Erie canal: would go through the Great Lakes into the ...
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What Hath God Wrought the Market Revolution in the 19th c.
School: Columbus State University
Course: HISTORY 1111
... Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Erie Canal Robert Fulton Lowell Factory Town ... First commercially successful steamboat(1807) Completion of the Erie Canal (1825) Construction begun on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (1828) ...
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ARTIFICIAL RIVER
School: University Of Houston, Downtown
Course: HIST 1302
EH.NET BOOK REVIEW. Published by EH.NET (July 1997). Carol Sheriff, The Artificial River: The Erie Canal and the Paradox of Progress, 1817-1862. New York: Hill and Wang, 1996. xvii + 251 pp. $19.95 (cloth), ISBN 0 8090 2753 4. ...
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The Erie Canal
School: Oceanside High
Course: HISTORY U.S. Histo
The Erie Canal is a canal in New York that originally ran about from Albany, on the Hudson River to Buffalo, at Lake Erie. ...
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Division
School: Cedar Valley College
Course: HIST 1301
... The Erie Canal is over three hundred miles long and being dug by hand. ... The Erie Canal opened in 1825 after over eight years of digging and seven million dollars; it took fifty thousand men and a thousand of those men lost their lives. ...
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It all started with the steam boats on the Erie Canal
School: Texas State Technical Colleges
Course: HISTORY 1302
Erie Canal Homework Help View All Erie Canal Study Resources Homework Help
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Erie Canal and Alexander Graham Bell
School: University Of Mt. Olive
Course: HIS 223
Summer 2013 Dr. Alan K. Lamm HIS 223 Erie Canal Was the largest Canal to be built by connecting seaboard cities in the east to the great lakes. ... Erie Canal Was the largest Canal to be built by connecting seaboard cities in the east ...
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ID on Eerie Canal, National Road, Steel Plow, Mechanical Reaper
School: Midwood High School
Course: HISTORY AP US Hist
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IDs - Final Exam
School: University Of Kentucky
Course: HIS 108
US 108 - Possible IDs - Final Exam. The Economic Revolution. Know-Nothings. The Transportation Revolution. The Erie Canal. Robert Fulton. Baltimore & Ohio RR. Communication. Samuel Morse & the Telegraph. The corporation. limited liab...
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history quiz #2 terms
School: Baruch College, CUNY
Course: HIST 1000
... While the treaty was ratified by the United States Senate and enforced upon the Cherokee people, it was never signed by any official representative of the Cherokee Nation, and the Cherokee nation refused to recognize the validity of the treaty...
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history notes:definitions
School: Saint Francis High School
Course: HISTORY Colonial H
turnpike: the user had to pay a toll. New York's governor DEWITT CLINTON, an abolitionist, defender of poor debtors, made a plan to promote commerce by digging the longest canal: ERIE; Erie canal: would go through the Great Lakes into the ...
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What Hath God Wrought the Market Revolution in the 19th c.
School: Columbus State University
Course: HISTORY 1111
... Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Erie Canal Robert Fulton Lowell Factory Town ... First commercially successful steamboat(1807) Completion of the Erie Canal (1825) Construction begun on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (1828) ...
Erie Canal Test Prep View All Erie Canal Study Resources Test Prep
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Key Terms - MARKETS and REFORMS
School: Rio Hondo College
Course: HIST 144
MARKETS and REFORMS KEY TERMS to Know. Market Revolution. Erie Canal. Significance of steamboats. Textile industry. Economic impact of War of 1812. "Limited liability". Difference between Northern & Southern economies. ...
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US MK2 T2
School: Benjamin N Cardozo High School
Course: US HISTORY US History
Erie Canal- A waterway connecting Lake Erie to the Hudson River that aided the economic development of the US by lowering the cost of shipping goods from the Midwest to the Atlantic coast. ...
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hist1301_ch9ppt
School: Central Texas College
Course: HIST 1301
... A watercolor from 1830 depicts the Erie Canal five. years after it opened. ... A New Economy: Transportation. Roads and Steamboats; The Erie Canal. ...
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Business History Review Session
School: Duke University
Course: HISTORY 364
... Ex: Government financed infrastructure in the 19 th century (Erie canal, RRs, etc.). Expansion (nationally and internationally) and growth of business. ...
