WorksheetsQuiz 5A reteach
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
The production of cotton unified the back country and low country of South Carolina because the (a) was more willing to (b) now that the (c) also depended on (d) .
The regional differences led to sectionalism in the nation. Match each difference to the correct region.
Industrial
Agricultural
Mostly federalist (national power)
Mostly antifederalist (state power)
Did not depend on slave labor
Depended on slave labor
PRO abolition
ANTI abolition
Label the correct sections of the map
Florida Annexation
Original 13 Colonies
Louisiana Purchase
What event directly caused the slave codes in South Carolina to become more strict?
After Denmark Vesey's plot was reportedly discovered
After Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin
After Andrew Jackson annexed Florida
After the War of 1812
What caused cotton production to boom in the South?
The demand for cotton in Northern textile factories
As a result of the War of 1812
The increase in Nationalism
True or False? Both the back country and low country became wealthy from growing rice after the American Revolution.
True
False
Why was cotton not a cash crop in South Carolina in the beginning?
There was no demand for cotton.
There were not enough enslaved people to do the labor
It took too long to remove seeds prior to the cotton gin
What was the significance of the Election of 1800?
It was the cause of the War of 1812
It was worst name-calling election in history
It marked the first peaceful transfer of power to different political parties
What is sectionalism as it relates to the early 1800s?
Loyalty to a particular region
Loyalty to one's country
Loyalty to one's home state
Loyalty to a king
In what way did cotton production have an impact on the world?
The International Slave Trade received enslaved workers from the South
Cotton grown in the South was sold to England and France
There were no other countries that could grow cotton
