Industrial Revolution and Reform Era

Effects of the War of 1812 - U.S. manufacturing decreased

• True

• False

The Cotton Gin resulted in people planting more cotton, which resulted in

more (a)   in America

​ (a)   Parts - more ​ (b)   way to make things, led to

​ (c)   production, resulted in prices ​ (d)  

• Interchangeable
• efficient
• mass
• decreasing
• Combustible
• cheap
• increasing

Free​ (a)   - economy driven by profit and ​ (b)   and related closely to ​ (c)   economic philisophy that he wrote about in the ​ (d)   of Nations

• Enterprise
• competition
• Adam Smith's
• Wealth
• labor
• Joseph Smith's
• League

Women (___________ girls) first got jobs outside their homes in textile mills like _____________ Mill

(a)  

​ (a)   man-made rivers, transportation of goods became ​ (b)   ,

prices of goods ​ (c)   , and cities ​ (d)   . The main example of this is the ​ (e)   Canal

• Canals
• faster
• drop
• grew
• Erie
• slower
• increase
• Suez

​ (a)   and Railroads - resulted in ​ (b)   and more efficient

transportation of goods and the prices of goods ​ (c)   .

The ​ (d)   was the invention used to communicate rapidly over ​ (e)  

distances.

• Steamboats
• faster
• decreased
• Telegraph
• long
• Model T's
• slower
• increase
• increased
• short

Urbanization - people move from rural farm areas to cities to work in

factories and city populations explode.

• True

• False

​ (a)   - ​ (b)   came to U.S. because of ​ (c)   famine, worked in factories and on the ​ (d)   Railroad. They were blamed for taking away jobs.

• Immigration
• Irish
• potato
• Transcontinental
• German
• wheat
• TransAtlantic

​ (a)   Great Awakening was a movement to encourage people to be more

​ (b)   and caused ​ (c)   reform leading to Reform Era.

• 2nd
• religious
• social
• 1st
• political
• moral