The Consequence of Expansion
When did the Industrial Revolution Start?
What is mid-1700s
While ____ and ____ built during the 1820s and 30s made the movement of goods from state to state easier, they were still time consuming and expensive.
What is Roads and Canals
Who did not have a formal education and was a self-taught lawyer who became a representative for Tennessee in Congress and eventually served in the Senate?
What is Andrew Jackson
How many immigrants went to the US?
What is 4 million
What did the nation continue to grow in?
What is size and wealth
What is the definition of Textiles?
What is a type of cloth or woven fabric
What does condensing mean?
What is having or showing a feeling of patronizing superiority.
After Jackson’s defeat in ____ to John Quincy Adams in what became known as the “corrupt bargain”.
What is 1824
When did immigrants really expand?
What was Slaters Vill?
What is a town that provided houses for families, shops, and churches.
What age did Slater fix the problem about the English government was not willing to allow ideas or mechanics?
What is 21
How many people were killed when a boiler exploded in a steamboat in Charleston in 1838?
What is 140
Who was the 7th president?
What is Andrew Jackson
What is a Pull Factor?
What is a geography term that is used to describe factors that attract people to a country, region, religion, organization.
Jackson became the face of ____.
What is the Democratic Party
New ____ began to emerge in the northeast region of the U.S
What is Mills
In what year did Baltimore and Ohio Railroad became the first chartered railroad in the United States?
What is 1827
What was Jackson's Victory of?
What is a Push Factor
What is those that force the individual to move voluntarily, and in many cases, they are forced because the individual risk something if they stay.
Andrew Jackson was a Southerner from ____?
What is the border area from North and South Carolina
What is a trade union?
Organizations who worked to improve the conditions and pay of its members.
What was the total length of the railroad track in the US?
What is 30,600 miles
What is the spoils system?
What is the practice of a successful political party giving public office to its supporters.
What was a Pull Factor for some Immigrants?
What is a chance for a better life?
What was a untended benefit of the railroads?
What is the establishment of time zones.