Market Revolution Ticket Out the Door

The linking of northern ​ (a)   with western & southern ​ (b)   which occurred due to ​ (c)   in technology & methods which led to a variety of socio-economic ​ (d)   in the US in the early 1800’s.

• industries
• agriculture
• innovations
• changes
• similarities
• rivers
• mountains

Match the following with the region they best align with

Groups:

(a) North

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(b) South

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(c) West

• Economic focus on Cotton

• Notable politicians Henry Clay & Andrew Jackson

• Notable politician John. Quincy Adams

• Little immigration due to lack of low wage jobs.

• Mixed on the issue of slavery.

• For slavery and its expansion.

• Relative opposition to slavery

• Moderate immigration to farms and urban centers.

• Economic focus on Industry

• Mass immigration to urban centers

• Economic focus on crops like wheat & corn

• Notable politician John C. Calhoun

Which are TWO reasons that factories begin to emerge as the main form of production in the North in the early 19th century?

• They allowed for the employment of unskilled laborers.

• They were able to mass produce products leading to cheaper goods.

• They relied solely on artisanal craftsmanship and manual production.

• They were primarily used for agricultural purposes

Which northern city saw the first textile factories the United States?

• Albany, New York
• Lowell, Massachusetts
• New York, City

• Manchester, New Hampshire

Which of the following best describes the American System of Production?

• Method of manufacturing involving centralized decision-making
• System of production based on barter trade
• Method of manufacturing involving only handcrafted goods
• Method of manufacturing involving interchangeable parts and division of labor

Eli Whitney's ​ (a)   revived ​ (b)   as it made the production of ​ (c)   become highly profitable.

• Cotton Gin
• cotton
• slavery
• Textile Machine, fabric, freedom
• Spinning Jenny, wool, agriculture
• Steam Engine, coal, transportation

In the 1840s the US saw mass immigration from ​ (a)   to the Great Potato Famine and the region which would on day become ​ (b)   due to a series of failed Revolutions in 1848.

• Ireland
• Germany
• France
• Italy
• Poland

Match the following outcomes to their corresponding court case.

Groups:

(a) McCulloch v. Maryland

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(b) Gibbons v. Ogden

• Individuals can not monopolize rivers.

• The National Bank was Constitutional due to "implied powers".

• Reinforced federal supremacy over the states

• “Interstate commerce clause” Fed. can regulate interstate commerce.

Which of the following best describes the South its leading politician, John C. Calhoun's view of slavery?

• Calhoun believed slavery was a positive good and essential to the Southern economy and way of life.
• Calhoun viewed slavery as a temporary institution that would eventually fade away on its own
• Calhoun supported slavery but believed it should only be practiced in certain regions
• Calhoun believed slavery was a necessary evil but should be abolished gradually

Match what each region would gain from the American System

Groups:

(a) North

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(b) South

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(c) Federal Government

• Revenue from tariffs and a stabilized economy

• Access to markets through improved infrastructure

• Protective Tarrif