Lesson 1
A machine that removes seeds from cotton fiber.
Cotton Gin
What is the official count of a population called?
Census
A market where there is only one provider called?
Monopoly
The state of Florida was under the control of what country?
Spain
What path led Daniel Boone through a break in the mountains?
The Cumberland Gap
A part of a machine or device that can be replaced by another, identical part is called?
Interchangeable Part
What are the roads on which tolls are collected called?
Turnpike
What is it called when an economic activity takes place between two or more states?
Interstate Commerce
What agreement between Great Britain and the United States limited the number of warships in the Great Lakes.
Rush-Bagot Agreement
What Doctrine was issued to old world power to stop coming into the western hemisphere?
Monroe Doctrine
The sole legal right to an invention and its profits is called?
Patent
What vis an artificial waterway called?
Canal
What is it called when a country gives up control of all claims and ownership to owned land?
Ceded
Who negotiated the right of Americans to settle in the Oregon Country?
John Quincy Adams
A system in which non-elected officials carry out laws?
Bureaucracy
What is it called when individuals and businesses own property and decide how to use it?
Capitalism
What is the separate compartment in which water levels rise and fall in order to raise or lower boats on a canal called?
Lock
Who called for a new bank of the United States and internal improvements including roads, bridges, and canals?
Henry Clay
What compromise addressed the question of slavery in the rest of the Louisiana Purchase Territory?
Missouri Compromise
What was it called when the Cherokee people were forced to move out of southeastern America (Florida, Georgia, Alabama)?
The Trail of Tears
What words describe the American economic system?
Free Enterprise
What is the name of the canal that is located here in Ohio called?
Erie
What were the differences in the goals and interests of different parts of the country called?
Sectionalism
What was the problem with river travel in the U.S.?
Rivers flowed North-South and goods were headed East or West
What did the Panic of 1837 lead to?
Economic Depression