Evidence is considered “admitted” when_____________.

To convict a defendant of a crime, the trier of fact (the jury) must find they are guilty to this standard.

If a jury cannot unanimously decide whether a defendant is guilty or not guilty, what happens?

This man, often called the “Father of the American Industrial Revolution,” memorized British textile machinery designs and replicated them in the United States.

Who introduced an improvement in steelmaking that involved blasting hot air through molten metal (in 1856)?

This was a system developed in the early 19th century in Lowell, Massachusetts, was a groundbreaking model of industrial organization that significantly impacted the textile industry, labor practices, and the broader socio-economic landscape of the United States. 

A tradesman that builds wheels, wagons, carts, farm equipment, etc. is known as a …

James Hargreaves’ invention in 1764 allowed one worker to spin multiple threads simultaneously. What was it called?

In 1709, Abraham Darby successfully used coke instead of charcoal in a blast furnace, which allowed for the production of cheaper and more efficient …

The Stamp Act was a direct tax on documents of all kinds including newspapers, marriage licenses, diplomas, etc.