Ch. 13 - Growth of the North

Ch. 13 - Growth of the North

​8.37 Explain the development of the American Industrial Revolution, including:

• Eli Whitney and interchangeable parts

• Role of the textile industry

• Emergence of trade unions

• Samuel Slater

• Lowell System

​8.38 Describe how technological developments affected the growth of the industrial economy and cities in the North.

8.40

8.39

Standards

Identify the push-pull factors for Irish and German immigrants, and describe the impact of their arrival in the U.S. prior to the Civil War.​

Analyze the development of roads, canals, railroads, and steamboats throughout the U.S., including the Erie Canal and the National Road.​

Multiple Choice

When did the Industrial Revolution begin?

• 1700s

• 1800s

• 1900s

Multiple Select

What changes are associated with the Industrial Revolution?

• New technologies developed for making goods.

• New types of transportation developed.

• The South’s economy relied on agriculture.

• People moved to cities to work in factories.

Multiple Choice

__________ created a musket for the United States government using __________.

• Eli Whitney, interchangeable parts

• Eli Whitney, handmade parts

• Samuel Slater, interchangeable parts

• Samuel Slater, handmade parts

Multiple Choice

Interchangeable parts could be used to replace a broken or defective part of a factory-made good and allowed a system of __________ to develop.

• transportation

• mass production

• artisan labor

• craftsmanship

Multiple Choice

Samuel Slater built factories near _______ and built company _______.

• water, villages

• water, homes

• mountains, villages

• mountains, homes

Draw

Draw the numbers 1-4 in the order these events occurred.

Open Ended

In your own words, what was the industrial revolution?

Draw

Draw arrows matching each answer with the correct box.

Multiple Select

What were the impacts of German and Irish immigrants in the United States prior to the Civil War?

• The Know-Nothing political party developed.

• German immigrants changed the educational system by starting kindergartens

• Irish immigrants changed politics in American cities.

• German and Irish immigrants organized, supported, and led labor unions.

​The NAtional Road