Unit 7 Test Review

The rapid movement of people to cities, especially for jobs during the Industrial Revolution

• Industrialization
• Agriculture
• Urbanization
• Immigration

The use of machines in factories and mills to make of goods and products in large numbers

• Industrialization
• Agriculture
• Urbanization
• Immigration

When people leave one country to live in another; millions of Irish did this during the mid-1800s

• Industrialization
• Agriculture
• Urbanization
• Immigration

large scale farming where people often grow an abundance of crops on plantations

• Slavery
• Agriculture
• Manufacturing
• Immigration

practice where people are forced to become lifelong servants and have few rights

• Slavery
• Agriculture
• Manufacturing
• Immigration

law that created two states but led to violence when one state could not agree on slavery

• Confederate States of America
• Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Missouri Compromise
• Fugitive Slave Act

abolitionist who attempted to start a slave revolt by stealing weapons, but he failed

• John Brown
• Frederick Douglass
• Harriet Tubman
• Abraham Lincoln

law that was passed to prevent slaves from escaping to the North and gaining their freedom

• Confederate States of America
• Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Missouri Compromise
• Fugitive Slave Act

group of southern states who left the country to form their own nation

• Confederate States of America
• United States of America
• We're Taking a Break States of America
• Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas

influential politician who wanted to stop the spread of slavery and became President in 1860

• Abraham Lincoln
• Andrew Jackson
• John C Calhoun
• Andrew Johnson