Chapter 7 "Nationalism and Sectionalism"

A road on which the user had to pay a toll

• freeway

• interstate

• rural route

• turnpike

A businessman who built the nation's first water-powered textile mill.

• Samuel Adams

• Samuel Morse

• Samuel Slater

• Samuel Seuss

The inventor of the electric telegraph...

• Samuel Morse

• Samuel Slater

• Samuel Adams

• Samuel Douglas

A Boston merchant whose factories manufactured cloth...

• Robert Haines

• F. O. Loom

• Calvin Klein

• Francis Cabot Lowell

A road of crushed rock stretching from Maryland to the Ohio River.

• Electric Avenue

• National Road

• Buckeye Blvd

• American Avenue

Identical components that can be used in place of one another...

• irreplaceable parts

• exitsting parts

• existential parts

• interchangeable parts

What was one effect of the Erie Canal?

• New York City became the nation’s greatest commercial center
• Buffalo became the East Coast's travel hub
• The time it took to cross the Atlantic dropped by more than a week
• Farmland in New England increased in value

What was the most far-reaching development in the transportation revolution of the early 1800s?

• the arrival of railroads 
• Road construction
• Canal Building
• the invention of the steamboat

Which American industry first used machines to do work previously done by hand?

• Guns
• Textiles
• Cotton farming
• Shoe making 

Machines changed workers' lives by...

• decreasing the pace of work

• increasing the number of workers needed

• requiring more expertise and skill

• dividing labor into many small tasks