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Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Eli Whitney
A. created cotton gin and interchangeable parts
B. doesn't like Americans
C. killed the British
D. died in 1812
Interchangeable parts
A. parts that are interchangeable
B.parts that hate each other
C.parts that are exactly alike and can be changed out for new ones
D. Eli Whitney
Mass production
A. death
B. make cats
C. separates cotton seeds from cotton fiber
D. to make goods in large quantities quickly
Industrial Revolution
A. Industrial for the American Revolution
B. machines replaced hand tools, increasing the speed at which you can produce
C. the American Revolution made this
D. machines
What factors lead to New England developing industrialization
A. rivers
B. shipping
C. Erie Canal
D. good ports
E. All of the above
Reasons Lowell used women in factories
A. knew how to sew
B. daughters not as valuable as boys on farm
C. both A and B
D. They wanted to
Why were factories along rivers
A. rivers flow powers the machinery
B. they needed the rivers
C. they wanted to swim in it
D. they liked it
Why did the North abolish slavery
A. didn't need workers
B. religion protested
C. political opposition
D. all of the above
Why is Cotton King
A. long summers good for growing, but cotton gin made it easy to produce
B. the cotton gin
C. cotton fiber
D. cotton seeds
Cotton gin increased cotton cleaning from _________to ____________a day.
A. one pound, fifty pounds
B. two pounds, ten pounds
C. four pounds, twenty pounds
D. three pounds, thirty pounds
Why is cotton in high demand
A. its the key fabric the northern factories used for textiles (clothes, sails, etc)
B. its used throughout the world
C. its better than any other fabric
D. people like to use it
Why did the cotton gin increase slavery_______________________. Make new states?
A. made it easier to clean
B. farms are expansive in the east, but land was cheap in new territories so people left to create farms
C. both a and b
D. killed slaves
Clay and his American System
A. North would produce goods
B. South and West would buy
C. South and West would produce food and resources for the factories in the North
D. all of the above
Why is National Road important
A. it is a road
B. it is a historic landmark
C. it connected the interior of the country to the east coast
D. all of the above
Erie canal was important because
A. it connected the Great lakes to the east coast speeding up travel
B. all of the above
C. it was in lake Erie
D. it made moving goods easier
Tariff of 1816 money was used for
A. buying goods
B. paying taxes
C. Internal improvements like roads, canals, and lighthouses
D. all of the above
Robert Fulton's steamship changed the world because
A. it allowed ships to travel without wind, day or night, delivering goods quicker and more often!
B. it was better than other ships
C. it traveled the whole world
D. it became so popular
McCullough v. Maryland proved
A. they were both better than each other
B. States couldn't tax the federal government
C. proved nationalism
D. death
Fletcher v. Peck: Why are contacts important?
A. they are better
B. they like to use them
C. contracts are better used
D. contracts show you follow a law
Dartmouth v. Woodward said Charters (contracts)
A. contracts
B. you can't void a contract its binding
C. Charters
D. all of the above
What is nationalism
A. a nationals capital
B. a city
C. national interests are more important than regional or state issues
D. interests
Adams proved nationalism by defining our borders and giving us our shape:
Rush-Bagot: Great lakes will NOT have war ships, it is the boundary between US and Canada
Convention of 1818: Canada and US border in the west along the 49th parallel
Oregon territory: British and US will own the area for 10 years and whoever has most people can claim it
Adams-Onis treaty: After Jackson invaded, decided to sell Florida for 5 million and give up claims to Oregon
All of the above
Monroe doctrine
A. dedicatied to James monroe
B. No European countries interfere with western hemisphere: We will stay out of your business, Europe needs to stay out of ours
C. Europe
D. none of the above
Reasons people wanted to go west
A. freedom
B. opportunity
C. exploration
D. adventure
E. all of the above
Missouri compromise
A. Missouri as free, Maine as slave
B. no free states and no slave states
C. Maine will be admitted as free, Missouri as slave and it will keep the Senate evenly divided between free and slave
D. a lot of free and slave states
What is the 36"30 line
A. new states below this line would be slave, above would be free
B. slave states but no free states
C. a graph pair
D. a math equation
