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Other industrial areas that continued to grow during the 1800s were in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts?
During the 1800s, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts emerged as key industrial hubs in the United States, driven by advancements in manufacturing and transportation. Pennsylvania became known for its coal and steel industries, particularly in cities like Pittsburgh, while Massachusetts excelled in textiles, with Lowell becoming a prominent center for cloth production. These regions benefited from abundant Natural Resources, an expanding workforce, and innovations in machinery, contributing significantly to the overall industrial growth of the nation during this period.
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Did other industrial areas continue to grow during the 1800s in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts?
yes
Which TWO states abolished slavery during the Revolutionary War?
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
What was the Model American manufacturing city during the industrial revolution?
Lowell Massachusetts
What state passed a law limiting workday?
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts, Illinois and Maryland were among the first states to do so. The movement started in Britain during the Industrial Revolution.
What action did Pennsylvania and Massachusetts take during the Revolutionary War?
They both abolished slavery
What action did Pennsylvania and Massachusetts take during revolutionary war?
They both abolished slavery
What happened during the industrial revolution in Pennsylvania?
My tiny little nipples went to France.
What kind of colonial industry does Massachusetts have?
Massachusetts was the nation's first major industrial state, and during the later part of the 19th century, it was the US leader in shoemaking and textile production.
What made Lowell Massachusetts so important during the industrial revolution?
Because it builted mills and emplyed young women to do the work.
In what large town in the United States did Benjamin Franklin live?
He was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was his home during his adult life.
Were landlines around during the industrial revolution?
Telephones? Part of it. The "Industrial Revolution" kicked off in the late 1700s, with the development of steam power, and continued through the 1930s. The telephone was invented in 1876, and was becoming fairly widespread by 1920.
During the years of the Industrial Revolution families had fewer children yet the population continued to grow. How was this possible?
People were living longer. i hate online history -__- i love it lol:)
