Worksheets2.3 &2 2.4 Practice
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 17mins
As the United States continued to develop, new technology led to (a) . Eli Whitney made cotton production more effective with his invention of the (b) . Eventually, machines like this led to (c) . Soon, industry began relying on the (d) , and the U.S. economy developed into a (e) .
industrialization
cotton gin
mass production
factory system
market economy
traditional economy
cold winters
poor soil
shipbuilding
fishing industries
mild winters
rich soil
agricultural industry
plantations
cheap, fertile land
increasing number of settlers
Pursuing Manifest Destiny
Based on what these maps show, what was the impact of the invention of the Cotton Gin on the United States?
Economic Growth
Expansion of Slavery
Encouraged Global Trade
Increased Sectional Differences
Who identified with the Democratic Party when Andrew Jackson created it in 1828?
wealthy and privileged people
free African American men
ordinary farmers and workers
women and Native Americans
What type of government did the Republican Party support?
a decentralized government that would support state's rights
a strong central government that funded internal improvements
a government whose policies varied from region to region
a small-central government that has very limited powers
What belief does this painting depict?
industrialization
manifest destiny
democracy
spoils system
Based on the graph, how did cotton production change from 1800-1850? Why did that change in production occur?
What kind of labor did cotton planters rely on? How did the change in cotton production from 1800-1850 affect this type of labor?
What was the major land purchase that sparked the beginning of manifest destiny? Give 1 reason as to why Americans supported the purchase.
Congress passed the Indian Removal Act in 1830, which forced Indigenous people off of their lands (a) and forced them to live in (b)
east of the Mississippi River
present-day Oklahoma
present-day Texas
North of the Missouri River
