1-8 Industrial Revolution Day 1 Assignment

What caused the supply of British goods to decrease was ...

• Increased tariffs on imports

• A decline in manufacturing output

• Trade restrictions due to war

• A rise in domestic demand

The effect of increased U.S. manufacturing was ...

• a rise in employment rates.

• a decrease in export levels.

• an increase in import dependency.

• a reduction in domestic production.

The War of 1812 caused the U.S. to become prosperous because ...

• it led to increased industrialization and self-sufficiency.

• it resulted in significant territorial expansion.

• it established strong diplomatic relations with European powers.

• it caused a decline in agricultural production.

Manufacturing increased during the War of 1812 because the U.S. was not able to ​ (a)   goods previously traded with foreign countries. As a result, the American economy ​ (b)   to an astonishing rate. 

• import
• export
• supply
• grew
• shrank
• varied

What was the industrial revolution?

Why did the industrial revolution begin in New England?

• The Industrial Revolution began in the New England region, (North) where machines were powered by fast-moving rivers.

• The industrial revolution was initiated in New England due to its agricultural dominance.
• The industrial revolution started in New England because of its warm climate.
• The industrial revolution began in New England due to its lack of resources.

Match the following

• Hudson River School.

• The forced migration of Cherokee Indians to reservations in present-day Oklahoma

  is known as the

• Trail of Tears.

• Wrote eerie short stories.

• John James Audubon.

• The group of artists who painted landscapes and nature were known as the

• state banks.

• Published one of the most detailed books on birds called, Birds in America.

• Edgar Allan Poe.

• President Jackson ordered that all money be moved out of the National Bank and placed in

The _____________ prevented European
  colonization in the Western Hemisphere. 

Decided how many representatives large and small states would

    send to the bicameral Congress

• Compromise of 1850

• Missouri Compromise

• 3/5 Compromise

• Great Compromise