The Industrial Revolution and the Growth of a National Economy Industrialization o 1. Machinery o 2. Factories o 3. Work force o Begins In Great Britain Textile Industry Inventions o John Kay - Flying Shuttle o James Hargreaves - The Spinning Jenny o Richard Arkwright - Water Frame o Samuel Compton - Spinning Mule Coal, Iron, and The Steam Engine o Henry Cort Iron “puddling” Rolling Mill o Thomas Newcomen First Steam Engine o James Watt More efficient Steam Engine The Factory o Centralization o Urbanization o Proletarianization o Schedules o Samuel Slater “Father of the American Factory System” Moses Brown Eli Whitney o Cotton Gin South “Cotton Kingdom” North Industrialization War of 1812 and Embargo o “Buy American” o Treaty of Ghent Tariff of 1816 New Inventions and Concepts o Eli Whitney Interchangeable Parts o Elias Howe and Isaac Singer Sewing Machine o “Limited Liability” Corporation o Samuel Morse Telegraph Morse Code o Cyrus Field Transatlantic Cable – 1858/1866 Transcontinental cable – 1861 o Pony Express The Worker o “Wage Slaves” o Campaign for 10 Hour Day o President Van Buren o Strike o Panic of 1837 o Commonwealth v. Hunt o Women in the Factory “Factory girls” o Other jobs for Women Teaching Catharine Beecher Domestic Service Only single women worked Family Life o Marriages o Birthrate o Child rearing Agriculture o Corn o John Deere Steel Plow o Cyrus McCormick Reaper Transportation o Roads Lancaster Turnpike Cumberland Road o Steamboat Robert Fulton Clermont “Fulton’s Folly” o Canal System The Erie Canal Buffalo to New York City DeWitt Clinton o Governor of New York Effects elsewhere o Cleveland o Detroit o Chicago o American Shipping Clipper Ships New England Naval Yards Donald McKay’s o Railroads George Stephenson B&O Opposition Dangers Utopian Socialism o Count Claude Henri de Saint-Simon o Robert Owen o Charles Fourier o Utopian Experiments in the US Brook Farm Massachusetts Oneida Community New York Shakers Mother Ann Lee Marxism o Karl Marx o Friedrich Engels o Communist Manifesto o Influence German Hegelianism French Socialism British Classical Economics o Proletariat o Class conflict