SSUSH7 Part 2

What impact did the cotton gin have on the South's economy?

• it increased the South's dependence on slave labor
• It decreased the South's dependence on foreign trade.
• It led to the end of the plantation system.
• It made the South more industrialized than the North.

Which of the following can be attributed to the presidency of Andrew Jackson?

• the secession of the Confederate states
• the return of the 2-party system
• more regulations favorable to Eastern business elites
• the end of the Federalist Party

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the Seneca Falls Conference

• abolition
• the Second Great Awakening
• women's suffrage
• education reform

It was a time in the 1700s in which great technology led to massive economic changes and innovations in methods of production,  What was it?

• First Great Awakening
• Industrial Revolution
• Second Great Awakening
• Manifest destiny

Jacksonian Democracy can BEST be described as

• government that favors an elite few.
• representative government in which property owners are the only ones that vote
• a system of government in which even poorer white men have a voice in their government.
• democracy based on equality, regardless of social standing, gender or race.

In the 1800s, the U.S. built a number of roads, canals, railroads, etc.  Such projects represented advancements in the nation's 

• politics
• infrastructure
• national security
• public education.

A southern plantation owner would have been MOST excited about

• interchangeable parts
• cotton gin
• abolition
• women's suffrage

Jacksonian Democracy favored

• wealthy business leaders
• New Englanders
• the "common man"
• Native Americans

It was a time, in the 1700s, in which great technology led to massive economic changes and innovations in methods of production, What was it?

• the First Great Awakening

• manifest destiny

• the abolitionist movement

• the industrial revolution

What effect did the Erie Canal have?

• It hurt New York because other cities could better compete with it economically.

• It discouraged western migration.

• Steam-powered boats were no longer useful because the canal encouraged land travel

• New York’s economy grew because the canal allowed manufacturers to ship products more easily.