INDUSTRIALISM, SECTIONALISM, WEST EXPANSION

How didn't the First Transcontinental Railroad contribute to Industrailism and Westward Expansion?

• Made it easier to transport goods

• Created jobs for Mexican Americans, African Americans, and immigrants.

• Population out west increased and major cities began to grow.

• Allowed messages to be sent quickly over a wire.

Steel can be made quickly cheaply.

Rapid growth of cities and railroads.

• Bessemer Steel Process

• Textile Mills

• Andrew Carnegie Steel Prodction

• Assembly line effect

What famous city from the Industrial Revolution grew rapidly due to the Bessemer Steel Process?

Hint: famous football team is named after the city's industry. The picture is from that city.

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Pittsburgh,

  Pennsylvania

• Baltimore, Maryland

• New York City, New York

What states were not included in the Mexican Cession following the Mexican-American War?

• Nevada, New Mexico, & Colorado

• California, Colorado, & Wyoming

• Arizona, California, & Utah

• Nevada, Texas, and Arizona

What was Samuel Morse known for during the Industrial Revolution?

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• Cotton Gin

• Interchangeable Parts

• Telegraph

• Steam Boat

• Steam Engine

This president was known for expanding the US by adding the Mexican Cession, Oregon Territory, Texas, and Gadsden Purchase... What was his name?

• Joe Klar

• James K. Polk

• Andrew Jackson

• John Q. Adams

Which of the following was not a trail that headed out westward in the 19th century?

• Oregon Trail

• Mormon Trail

• California Trail

• San Francisco Gold Trail

• Santa Fe Trail

What would be the best title for this map?

• Sectionalism

• Manifest Destiny

• Industrialism

• Reconstruction

• Transcendentalism

An invention by Samuel Slater, the textile mill did what for the United States?

• Increased the cost of clothing and cloth across the United States.

• Limited the need for interchangeable parts for the different machines used in the factories.

• Increased the demand of cotton to produce cloth based products.

• Provided many jobs for women, who later got the nickname of "Mill Girls."

Which invention had the greatest impact on the South?

• Telegraph by Samuel Morse

• Steam Boats

• Steam Engine

• Mental plow by John Deere