Industrialization 5

U.S. manufacturing increased

• A. Free enterprise

• Articles of Confederation

• Northwest Ordinance

• Effect of War of 1812

Economy driven by profit and competition

• Free enterprise

• Articles of Confederation

• Northwest Ordinance

• Effect of War of 1812

First government, Congress can negotiate treaties and declare war, no executive branch

• Free enterprise

• Articles of Confederation

• Northwest Ordinance

• Effect of War of 1812

Law for admitting new states to the United States, territories govern themselves

 

• Free enterprise

• Articles of Confederation

• Northwest Ordinance

• Effect of War of 1812

Match each technological innovation or development with its impact on society.  

1.Provided a direct water route to the Midwest 

2.Transmitted information quickly over long distances

3. Allowed people to travel upstream to new markets  

• 1. Canals

  2.Telegraphs

  3. Steamboats

• 1. Canals

  2. Steamboats

  3. Telegraph

• 1. Telegraph

  2. Steamboats

  3. Canals

The inventor of a more powerful steam engine was -  

• John C. Calhoun

• Robert Fulton

• Eli Whitney

• Alexander Hamilton

What is being described in this excerpt?

• Spinning jenny and the textile industry

• Interchangeable parts and mass production

• Cotton gin and plantation system

• Steam engine and railroad commerce

Which of these best completes the diagram above?

• The demand for slaves increases in the South.

• More textile factories are established in the South.

• The number of European immigrants arriving at southern port cities increases.

• More tobacco and food crops are cultivated on southern plantations.