WorksheetsAge of Reform/Industrial Revolution
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which region of the US was the cotton gin invented?
North
South
East
West
Why did the innovation of interchangeable parts lead to mass production?
with multiple parts to an invention, more factories were needed to keep up with production
one whole product takes more time to produce = less factories needed
Which of the following IS an effect of the Inudstrial Revolution?
Urbanization
Abraham Lincoln becomes president
2 new major political parties emerge
the US begins to expand Westward
The railroads, canals, and the steamboats are examples of......
cultural movements
transportation revolution
the Great Awakening
Abolitionist movement
Industrialized, meaning their economy was based on the factory system was the impact of inventions & innovations in what region?
East
South
North
West
How was the West impacted by inventions & innovations?
the West became more industrialized
slavery began to expand
slavery began to disappear
many small farmers moved to the West to start larger farms
What type of people MOSTLY worked in the factories in the North?
Immigrants
Slaves
all of the above
none of the above
Who invented the cotton gin?
Cyrus McCormick
John Deere
Samuel Morse
Eli Whitney
Which of the following is NOT a reason why Americans wanted to take the Oregon Trail to the West.
they wanted to pan for gold
they wanted to start a new life in the "land of milk and honey"
they thought the East was becoming too boring
they thought the climate in the West could cure the sick
What country did Jefferson buy the Louisiana Purchase from?
France
Mexico
Spain
Britain
Nativism is the idea of:
loving one's neighbor as themself
having prejudice towards immigrants due to strong patriotism
hating one's neighbor because he/she is a communist
These two eras is what led to the abolitionist movement...
common man and temperance movement
2nd great awakening and women's rights
2nd great awakening and common man
What did the Nat Turner Rebellion lead to?
Southerners loving the idea of abolitionist
Southerners became more thoughtful towards slavery
Southerners began to get violent towards abolitionists
Southerners began to fear slaves and rebellions they could create
