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WorksheetsUnit 5 Case Review (Standards 8.34-8.43) Sectionalism and Reform
Total questions: 93
Worksheet time: 3hrs 53mins
North wanted slavery to expand to the West
False
True
Abolitionists were
Supporters of Slavery
Against Slavery
The South was _____
Rural
Urban
Owned 20 or more slaves
Yeoman
Poor Whites
Planters
Slaves
"The most important distinction, both as regards numbers and its influence on the wellbeing of the slave, is that between house servants and farm or field hands"
What is being described above?
Field slaves living a better life than house slaves
House slaves getting the chance to vote in the antebellum south
House slaves living a better life than field slaves
Field slaves running away
The South was ________
Industrialized
Agricultural
Nat Turner's Rebellion led to what in the South?
An increase in trade of the Mississippi
A lack of fear of rebellion
Stricter Slave Codes being created
An increase in industrialization
Wanted to expand west and increase plantations and cotton profit
South
North
Owned 5 or more slaves
Yeoman
Poor Whites
Planters
Slaves
Memphis became the largest slave-trading city in the mid-South
True
False
What was the most important factor to Memphis becoming King Cotton in the South
Several wealthy planters
Mississippi River for trade
Alliance with Great Britain
Large indentured servant work force
What is going to increase slavery in the Antebellum South?
The creation of Slave Codes
The War of 1812
The invention of the Cotton Gin
The Treaty of Paris
John C. Calhoun would have been supported by
Northerners who were against slavery
Southerners who owned slaves
People indifferent to slavery
Most white Southerners did NOT own slaves
True
False
Eli Whitney created
The Cotton Gin to add seeds to cotton
The Lowell System
The Cotton Gin to remove seeds from cotton
Irrigation systems for Plantations
Slaves having currency was against the law because the South thought it would lead to them rebelling
True
False
Pretending to be sick or intentionally working slow is an example of
Passive Resistance
Overt Resistance
One of the biggest fears of the South was slaves rebelling against their owners
True
False
Bought and sold in the Antebellum South
Yeoman
Poor Whites
Planters
Slaves
Farmed to feed themselves
Yeoman
Poor Whites
Planters
Slaves
Differences in economics, culture, and politics made the North and South feel like different countries.
What term is this describing?
Industrialization
Sectionalism
Agriculture
Urbanization
To be passive is to be
Violent
Non-Violent
Nat Turner was a ________ _________
White preacher
Slave preacher
having factories and manufacturing goods
(a)
The Industrial Revolution began in __________
Germany
Great Britain
France
Ireland
The National Road was the .....
First to go from East to West
new Pony Express
first successful project created to promote settlement West
first to get people to settle on the Atlantic
An example of assimilation for German immigrants is?
Supporting trade unions and workers rights
Creating Kindergarten for the US
Becoming political extremists in the Antebellum era
Taking jobs building the railroads
What was the first stage of the Industrial Revolution?
Mass production
Interchangeable parts
Assembly Line
Textiles
Eli Whitney created the ______ _____ and ________ _____
Interchangeable parts
Mill System
Cotton Gin
Textile System
The Erie Canal connected _______ and _________
Lake Erie
Niagara Falls
Lake Champlain
Hudson River
Practiced collective bargaining to get workplace regulation and set the standards for minimum wage and weekly hours worked
Factory Owners
Trade Unions
Upper Class
Middle Class
a part that can be easily replaced
(a)
to make in large amounts, usually by machinery
(a)
The first inventor credited with using interchangeable parts
Thomas Edison
Eli Whitney
Benjamin Franklin
Nat Turner
The Industrial Revolution made products go from being made by _______ to being made by __________
Machines ; Hand
Hand ; Machines
What was a solution to speeding up production during the Industrial Revolution?
Trade Unions
Lowell System
Cotton Gin
Interchangeable Parts
Created the first profitable water-powered mill in America
Francis Cabot Lowell
Samuel Slater
Marked the beginning of the American cotton textile industry
The Company Village
The Lowell System
Slater's System
Relied on steam power to work
Canals
Steamboats
Mills
Railroad
The Lowell System did NOT manufacture cotton underneath 1 roof
True
False
Lowell Mill girls worked over ___ hours a week
50
70
80
90
Trade Unions formed in the _______
North
South
organizations if craft workers, such as weavers or carpenters
(a)
Trade Union members would go on strike to get workplace regulation
False
True
Forced them out of their country
Push
Pull
- Poverty
- Potato Famine
German
Irish
Italian
Russian
German immigrants wanted to escape religious persecution
True
False
Both Irish and German immigrants were pulled to the US for stability, safety, and freedom
False
True
What was the dominant religion of native-born US Americans?
Catholicism
Methodist
Baptist
Protestant
a person opposed to immigrants and favors only people born in the United States
(a)
Americans did not like German immigrants because
They were Catholic
They spoke a foreign language
adopted the ways of another culture
(a)
Americans did not like Irish immigrants because they were Catholic
True
False
What political party is this flag representing?
Federalists
Democratic-Republicans
Know Nothing Party
Anti-Federalists
Had a diverse population, including immigrants searching for industrial jobs
South
North
Replaced horse power
Water Power
Steam Power
Was developed for the manufacturing process
Water Power
Steam Power
Name two effects of the Industrial Revolution.
Wealth Gap
Decrease in Southern Cotton
Growth of cities
Increase in Northern Slave labor
The steamboat made it ______ to send goods _________
easier ; downriver
harder ; downriver
easier ; upriver
harder ; downriver
a meeting usually conducted by a preacher to increase religious beliefs and emotions, or to make converts
Camp Meeting
Suffrage
Revival
Advocate
Owned slaves as a young man
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
Elihu Embree
William Lloyd Garrison wrote what newspaper?
The North Star
The Liberator
The Emancipator
Spoke out about African American rights and women's rights
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Sojourner Truth
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony
The Declaration of Sentiments was designed after what other document?
The Constitution
Olive Branch Petition
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
The Second Great Awakening was a period of religious _______ and ________
renewal
equality
faith
revival
What did Harriet Tubman do during the abolitionist movement?
Served as a helper to President Adams
Worked for pro-slavery newspapers
Created popular anti-slavery speeches
Used the Underground Railroad to help slaves escape North
What did people focus on during the Second Great Awakening?
Lose religious faith
Do good deeds
Make a difference in your life and community
Fight the government
What was the message of Sojourner Truth's 'Ain't I a Woman' speech based off of the below quote?
"Nobody every helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place! And ain't I a woman?"
Women are delicate and should be treated as such
Women need more attention than men
Black women do not get treated the same as white women
Women are treated as inferior to men
Believed that women needed to make laws to change their roles in society
Sojourner Truth
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Laws changed after the Seneca Falls Convention that allowed women to vote
True
False
Outdoor religious convention that could last for several days
Suffrage
Camp Meeting
Revival
Advocate
someone against slavery
(a)
The Suffrage Movement was inspired by the Second Great Awakening.
True
False
You can change your fate with good deeds
First Great Awakening
Second Great Awakening
Who was the leading preacher during the Second Great Awakening?
Lucretia Mott
George Whitfield
Charles Grandison Finney
William Harrison
Charles Grandison Finney allowed women to participate in his revivals
True
False
Created the National Woman Suffrage Association
Sojourner Truth
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
The Second Great Awakening led to what other movements?
Women's Suffrage
Pro-Slavery Movement
Abolitionist Movement
Anti-Immigration Movement
the right to vote
(a)
Seneca Falls took place ....
1840
New York
1848
New Jersey
First women's rights convention
Constitutional Convention
Seneca Falls Convention
Second Constitutional Convention
Albany Plan
How many men attended the Seneca Falls Convention?
10
20
30
40
Frederick Douglass created what newspaper?
The Liberator
The Emancipator
The North Star
Elihu Embree wrote what newspaper?
The Liberator
The Emancipator
The North Star
What was a major reason for Irish immigration to the United States in the 19th century?
Religious Freedom
Potato Famine
Industrial Revolution
Gold Rush
Which invention is credited with significantly increasing the demand for slave labor in the Southern United States?
Cotton Gin
Spinning Jenny
Steam Engine
Telegraph
Which group was primarily responsible for advocating for workers' rights and better working conditions during the Industrial Revolution?
Government Officials
Industrialists
Factory Owners
Trade Unions
These events were part of the (a) movement.
The North wanted to (a) slavery.
Match Major Causes of The Civil War
Northern states had factories and Southern States were mostly agricultural
Economy
Southern states believed it was their constitutional right to have slavery.
State Rights vs Federal Rights
Southerners supported enslavement and Northerns had more abolitionist.
Slavery
Southern States seceded after Abraham Lincoln takes office
The Election of 1860
Which invention is credited with significantly boosting cotton production in the South?
Power Loom
Cotton Gin
Spinning Jenny
Steam Engine
What was a major reason for the South's economic reliance on slavery?
High literacy rates
Agricultural economy
Abundant natural resources
Industrialization
Who was known for leading a famous slave rebellion in 1831?
Frederick Douglass
Nat Turner
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
