North and South 2

•1. Textile mills were built near _____ provided power to operate the mills.

• power cords
• the ocean
• rivers and streams
• Ayako's house

•One invention that brought industrialization to Northern agriculture was the ____________.

• butter
• the reaper
• Dan Druff
• the wooden plow

 One major difference between an agrarian and an _________ in the 1800s was that one favors policies that support farming and the other favors policies that support factories.

• dancing chicken
• farmer
• industrialist
• Cherish made noodle

Free African Americans in the North were not treated as ______ to other citizens.

• slaves
• superior
• equal
• military leaders

•A war and famine led to many Northern _______ people coming to the U.S. between 1845 and 1860.

• European
• African
• Mexican
• Russian

Political conflict was a major cause of _______ to the United States between 1845 and 1860.

• problems
• foot fungus
• immigration
• Angel's angry rage

One major reason that U.S. immigrants settled in the ________ was they were offered jobs in mills and factories

• farms
• North
• South
• Home of Evelyn

There were more  railroad lines in the ______ than in the South which allowed for industry to grow into new areas.

• South
• East
• West
• North

•Most railroad lines brought goods to locations at ___________ ports.

• Southern
• European
• Northern
• Los Angeles

•The railroad system affected the U.S. economy in the 1860s by increasing the speed of growing industry and the movement of the population further ______.

• down
• up
• east
• west