Upper south and deep south
Did the upper or deep south profit from cotton
deep south
did the north or south travel by trains more
south
Discrimination
Unfair treatment of a group
Who invented the cotton gin
Eli Whitney
When would factories be scorching hot and when would factories be freezing cold
Factories were scorching hot in the summer and freezing cold in the winter
What were barriers so the southerns transportation
natural waterlines
What was one of north's major ways of traveling
By rivers in boats
Strike
refusing to work
What was the sewing machine
A machine that allowed factories to produce clothes on a large scale
Could workers loose fingers?
Yes
Why was slavery not banned in the south
Because farmers needed them for manual labor
True of false. North was known for there farms
False
Famine
A extreme shortage of food
Who took over the tredegar iron works
Joseph Reid Anderson
Would werkers break bones?
Yes
What did the upper south grow
Tobacco, wheat, hemp, and vegetables
True or False. North was know for the industry
True
Prejudice
A unfair opinion not based on facts
Who opened his own textile factory
William Gregg
Did workers get diseases
no
True or False. Deep south also grew rice and sugarcane in some places
True
Did south rely on north for their manufactured goods?
Yes
Nativist
A person who favors those born in his country and is opposed to immigrants
What was the cotton gin
A machine that removed seeds from the cotton fibers
What was the average work days for factory workers
11.4 hours