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Time4learning Middle School Social Science: Grade 7 Industrial Revolution
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Time4learning Middle School Social Science: Grade 7 Industrial Revolution
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1. Jane Addams

2. Populism

3. Standard Oil

4. 36 ° 30' Parallel

5. American Federation of Labor (AFL)

6. Laissez-faire

7. Isolationism

8. Henry Ford

9. Edwin L. Drake

10. Robber Baron

11. scheme

12. horizontal integration

13. Muckrakers

14. Samuel F.B. Morse

15. Entrepreneur

16. Robert Fulton

17. Wright Brothers

18. Sherman Antitrust Act

19. transcontinental railroad

20. Imperialism

21. Capitalism

22. Cotton Gin

23. Homestead Strike

24. Jim Crow Laws

25. industry

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