Change in the way goods were produced from the use of human labor to the use of machines and factories. Led to faster production and a decrease in the price of goods.

A growth in cities

Led to the Industrial Revolution expanding in the U.S. because the United States was forced to manufacture its own goods at home after being blocked by Britain.

Loyal to a section or region. Ex: The north, south, etc.

Tax on foreign imported goods.

The economy of the north was based on ___________.

Region of mostly cities, manufacturing, rivers, and factories.

The north wanted

A region of mostly plantations due to fertile soil, slaves, agriculture, and farming.

Produced raw materials such as cotton and other cash crops.

The south wanted

The nation's breadbasket. Had many family farms that produced wheat and other food resources.

Region that mostly relied on a mining economy due to the many natural metals and minerals such as Gold.

Which crop was grown in the midwest and led to this region becoming known as the nation's "breadbasket?"

Left their nation due to the Potato Famine in which the potato crop failed. Migrated to mostly urban areas in the U.S.

Migrated across the Pacific Ocean to California to work on the Transcontinental Railroad. Came to due to the economy booming in the west. They suffered nativism.

When the economy is doing well.

This happened in the west after gold was discovered and was a pull factor in bringing the Chinese to California.

After Eli Whitney invented the Cotton Gin, what were TWO effects of this innovation? Select two answer choices.

Which crop was mostly grown on plantations, fueled the Southern economy, and led to an increase in slavery?

Transported goods and people

Allowed Businesses to open up new markets

Built by Chinese Immigrants

Which title best fits the above description?

Price of fares decreased

Development of the tourist industry

Cost to transport goods decreased

Easier to transport goods

Which innovation resulted in the effects above?

Led to mass-production techniques in factories

Mechanical Reapers

Cotton Gin

Interchangeable Parts

Steam Engine

Steamboat

Interchangeable Parts

Cotton Gin

Mechanical Reapers

Steel Plows

What was an effect of the above innovations?

Made communication easier

Led to rapid communication across long distances

Wires and stations were built across the nation

Which innovation resulted in the effects above?

Made transportation of goods easier

Led to rapid growth of cities in the Northeast

Connected Atlantic Ocean to Great Lakes

Which transportation development fits the above description?

The Industrial Revolution affected people, including women and children, by them migrating from ____________ areas to ____________ areas for work

What is rural-to-urban migration?

What was a NEGATIVE effect of the Industrial Revolution?

______________________ led to urbanization which then led to negative effects such as crime, pollution, and overcrowding.

What was a POSITIVE effect of the Industrial Revolution?

What TWO effects did the Industrial Revolution have on where people lived due to the availability of jobs in cities. Select two.

New transportation systems

Abundance of labor from immigration and rural-to-urban migration

Availability of capital & resources

Decreased dependence on foreign goods

What is the best title for the above list?

Another word for the country, small towns or the country side. Home to many farms.

New job opportunities

Rural-to-Urban Migration

Immigration

What is the best title for the above list?

Another word for cities or the city life.

Use of machines to create goods from raw materials