How did the United States enter the Industrial Revolution?

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through the textile industry.
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The United States entered the Industrial Revolution primarily through the textile industry, which spurred innovations in manufacturing and production techniques, leading to significant economic growth and urbanization.
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What was the primary impact of the Industrial Revolution on American society?
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It transformed America from an agricultural to industrial economy.
Answer explanation
The Industrial Revolution primarily transformed America from an agricultural to an industrial economy, leading to increased production and urbanization, which reshaped society significantly.
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What was the purpose of slave codes in the South?
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To severely restrict enslaved people's freedom.
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Slave codes were laws enacted in the South to control enslaved people, severely restricting their freedoms and rights. This ensured that they remained subservient and prevented any form of rebellion or escape.
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What was significant about the Missouri Compromise?
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It maintained the balance between free and slave states.
Answer explanation
The Missouri Compromise was significant because it maintained the balance between free and slave states by admitting Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state, thus temporarily easing tensions over slavery.
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What characterized plantations in the South?
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Large agricultural operations using slave labor.
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Why was the steamboat perfect for river travel?
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It traveled well upstream.
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The steamboat was perfect for river travel because it could travel well upstream, allowing it to navigate against the current, unlike other vessels that relied on wind or were limited to ferry services.
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What did slaves consider to be the worst punishment?
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owners would separate families, and children would be sold off.
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Slaves considered the separation of families and the sale of children the worst punishment, as it caused deep emotional trauma and loss of loved ones, far beyond physical punishments like whippings or long hours.
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