Review For STAAR: ONE

Review For STAAR: ONE

Industrial Revolution and other highly tested subjects

Poll

Do you feel better about the STAAR Test since we've been reviewing?

• Yes

• Not at all

• A little better

• I could pass now

Important Inventions

• Cotton Gin - processes cotton - leads to more slavery

• Bessemer Process - produces steel faster - more steel production increases size of cities

• Telegraph - faster communication

• Steam Engine - ships can move without being rowed

Multiple Choice

What invention led to an increase in slavery?

• Cotton Gin

• Bessemer Process

• Telegraph

• Steam Engine

Multiple Choice

What invention led to the creation of skyscrapers? Hint: We use steel to build them.

• Cotton Gin

• Telegraph

• Bessemer Process

• Mechanical Reaper

Multiple Choice

Which invention helped people communicate over long distances?

• Cotton Gin

• Bessemer Process

• Mechanical Reaper

• Telegraph

Multiple Choice

Which invention led to faster and cheaper shipping along rivers and canal?

• Cotton Gin

• Bessemer Process

• Steam Engine

• Telegraph

Multiple Select

Multiple Answers:

How did the Steam Engine decrease the cost of shipping

• less labor

• faster upriver

• heavier

Transportation

• Canals

• Steamboats

• National Road

• Railroads

Multiple Choice

Where were most new road built?

• North

• South

• East

• West

Multiple Choice

What two regions did the Erie Canal connect?

• North to South

• South to West

• East to West

• North to West

Multiple Choice

Why was the National Highway important

• It made shipping goods across water cheaper?

• It made rover boats faster

• It made it easier for people to move west

• It made it easier for coal miners to get to work

Multiple Select

Multiple Answers:

Which of these are related to transportation?

• Railroads

• Canals

• Mechanical Reaper

• Steamboat

• Bessemer Process

Utopian Societies

• Amana Community

• Oneida Community

• Brook Farms - Transcendentalists

• Shakers

Multiple Choice

Ann Lee led which group?

• Amana Community

• Shakers

• Oneida Community

• Royal Rat Brigade

Open Ended

In your own words: What is a Utopia?

Multiple Choice

The Transcendentalists believed all people were naturally good and society has forced people to go against their good nature.

Which Utopia did they

• Shaker Community

• Amana Community

• Brook Farms

• Oneida Community

Immigration

• Germans - Escaping Political turmoil and poverty

• Irish - escaping starvation (potato famine)

Urbanization

• Dirty cities

• pollution

• overpopulation

• tenements (tiny apartments)

Multiple Choice

Why did the Germans come to the USA?

• Escape Religious persecution

• Escape political turmoil

• potato famine

• to fight vampires in the German vampire war

Multiple Choice

Why did the Irish come to the USA?

• Irish Waffle House incident

• The Irish War

• The Irish Potato Famine

• The Troubles

Multiple Choice

Which of these was an negative due to industrialization?

• Excess food

• faster transportation

• holy Monday

• pollution

Multiple Choice

Which of these was an issue due to industrialization?

• Faster shipping

• faster communication

• tenement living

• better health

Multiple Choice

Which of these was an issue due to industrialization?

• Illness and disease

• skyscrapers

• vampire invasion

• new forms of transportation

Multiple Choice

Which of these was an issue due to industrialization?

• Crowded cities

• loss of blood

• less pollution

• The Great Compromise

Sectionalism

• Three regions

• Each part of the USA has a completely different culture

• North - Manufacturing

• West - Gold Rush, family farms

• South - Plantations, slavery, cash crops (cotton kingdom)

North

• Industrial Revolution

• Free Labor - Immigrants

• Like Tariffs

• Transportation Revolution

• Depend on West to feed laborers

• Depend on the South for Cotton to manufacture

Multiple Choice

Which region liked high tariffs?

• South

• North

• East

Multiple Choice

Who was the main workforce for the North?

• Immigrants

• Slaves

South

• Plantation System

• Very rich whites (planter class)

• Poor whites (sharecroppers/others)

• Slaves - no rights or freedom

• Does not depend on West or South

• Tends to trade with Europe

• Produce 70% of the WORLDS cotton

Multiple Choice

Who was the main workforce for the South?

• Immigrants

• Irish

• Slaves

Multiple Choice

The South never had industrial revolution. This is because they made too much money from what?

• Potatoes

• Wheat farming

• cash crops

• wooden stake sales

Multiple Choice

Who were the political leaders in the South?

• Poor Whites

• Slaves

• Women

• Planter Class

Open Ended

How were slaves treated in the South?

Poll

Do you feel better about the STAAR yet?

• No

• Yes

• SO much better

West

• Families moved west to start farms - cheap land

• Rich men moved to buy up land

• All people came to look for gold

• Railroads - built mainly by Chinese immigrants

• Transcontinental railroad connects west to the other regions

Multiple Choice

What type of farms did the west have?

• gold farms

• lumber mills

• family farms

• plantations

Multiple Choice

Which region depended on the West to supply food?

• South

• East

• West

• North

Multiple Choice

Did the South depend on the other regions?

• Yes

• No