19th-century Connecticut

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19th-century Connecticut was a rapidly industrializing New England state marked by growing manufacturing centers, maritime trade, and distinctive Yankee culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. state history
historical period
borderedBy Long Island Sound NERFINISHED
Massachusetts NERFINISHED
New York NERFINISHED
Rhode Island NERFINISHED
capital Hartford NERFINISHED
country United States of America
dominantCulture Yankee Protestant culture NERFINISHED
economicTrend shift from agriculture to industry
educationDevelopment expansion of public schooling
growth of higher education institutions
endTime 1900
hadDemographicChange immigration from Eastern Europe
immigration from Ireland
immigration from Italy
rising urban population
hadSocialMovement abolitionism
temperance movement
women's suffrage movement
hasCharacteristic Yankee culture
growing manufacturing centers
maritime trade
rapid industrialization
hasEconomicActivity brass manufacturing
clock and watch making
firearms manufacturing
insurance industry
maritime commerce
textile manufacturing
hasMajorCity Bridgeport NERFINISHED
Hartford NERFINISHED
New Haven NERFINISHED
New London NERFINISHED
Norwich NERFINISHED
Waterbury NERFINISHED
hasPortCity Bridgeport NERFINISHED
New Haven NERFINISHED
New London NERFINISHED
hasRiver Connecticut River NERFINISHED
Housatonic River NERFINISHED
Thames River NERFINISHED
joinedUnionAsStateNumber 5
legalChange gradual abolition of slavery
locatedInTime 19th century
notableInstitution Yale University NERFINISHED
partOf Connecticut NERFINISHED
New England
politicalStatus U.S. state
startTime 1801
transportInfrastructure railroad expansion
steamship routes on Long Island Sound
turnpikes and improved roads
wasInvolvedIn American Civil War NERFINISHED
wasOnSideOf Union

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The Yankee travelsFrom 19th-century Connecticut