Unit 5 Review 1

Unit 5 Review 1

Reform Movements

Multiple Choice

This movement was religious and inspired people to improve the United States

• Abolitionist Movement

• Hudson River School

• Second Great Awakening

• Labor Movement

Multiple Choice

This movement fought for workers to be treated more fairly

• Abolitionist Movement

• Hudson River School

• Second Great Awakening

• Labor Movement

Multiple Choice

This movement focused on the beauty of nature in their art

• Abolitionist Movement

• Hudson River School

• Transcendentalist Movement

• Labor Movement

Multiple Choice

This movement focused on trying to get Americans to reconnect with nature

• Abolitionist Movement

• Hudson River School

• Transcendentalist Movement

• Labor Movement

Multiple Choice

This movement aimed to secure the right to vote for women

• Abolitionist Movement

• Temperance Movement

• Women's Rights Movement

• Labor Movement

Multiple Choice

This movement wanted to decrease American alcohol consumption

• Abolitionist Movement

• Temperance Movement

• Women's Rights Movement

• Labor Movement

Multiple Choice

This movement ended the system of slavery

• Abolitionist Movement

• Temperance Movement

• Women's Rights Movement

• Labor Movement

Vocab

Multiple Choice

• Urban

• Rural

Multiple Choice

Group of young women who worked in factories

• Federalists

• Democratic-Republicans

• Lowell Girls

• Labor Unions

Multiple Choice

• Urban

• Rural

Multiple Choice

Type of factory that focused on making cloth and fabric

• Lumber Mills

• Textile Mills

• Paper Mills

• Saw Mills

Multiple Choice

• Urban

• Rural

Multiple Choice

Movement of populations from the countryside to cities

• American Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

• Urbanization

• Free Enterprise

Inventions

Multiple Select

These led to lower shipping costs

• Steamboat

• Telegraph

• Railroads

• Interchangeable Parts

• Erie Canal

Multiple Choice

This invention allowed for long distance communication

• Steam Engine

• Telegraph

• Cotton Gin

• Railroad

Multiple Choice

This invention allowed goods to be shipped upstream

• Erie Canal

• Cotton Gin

• Steamboat

• Interchangeable Parts

Multiple Choice

This invention connected different waterways for easier shipping

• Cotton Gin

• Interchangeable Parts

• Railroads

• Erie Canal

Multiple Choice

This invention sped up land transportation

• Railroads

• Cotton Gin

• Telegraph

• Steam Engine

Multiple Choice

This invention was created by Samuel Morse

• Steam Engine

• Telegraph

• Cotton Gin

• Railroad

Multiple Choice

This invention was a more reliable power source for factories

• Interchangeable PArts

• Steam Engine

• Steamboat

• Telegraph

Multiple Choice

This invention led to the expansion of slavery

• Erie Canal

• Railroad

• Steam Engine

• Cotton Gin

Multiple Choice

This invention led to mass production and easy repairs

• Erie Canal

• Interchangeable Parts

• Steamboat

• Railroad

Immigration

Multiple Choice

This group moved for political reasons

• Irish

• German

• Chinese

Multiple Choice

This group moved to escape a potato famine

• Irish

• German

• Chinese

Multiple Choice

This group helped build railroads in the West

• Irish

• German

• Chinese