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define industrial revolution

The rapid development of industry and manufacturing

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identify 2 reasons why the industrial revolution started in New England

1. Lots of rivers for water power, 2. Many ports for shipping goods, 3. poor/rocky soil- farmers were willing to give up land for factories, 4. Close to natural resources like coal/iron

100

explain how Eli Whitney’s cotton gin worked and how it contributed to the growth of slavery 

Pulled the seeds from the cotton - more cotton was getting planted, so they needed more slaves to do the work.

100

describe the harsh conditions faced by textile mill workers

many stayed in the factory for long periods of time and had very strict rules

100

name the two cities (and states) connected by the National Road

Cumberland Maryland & Vandalia Illinois

200

capitalism

an economic system where people are allowed to own property and compete for profit

200

 identify how Samuel Slater and Francis Cabot Lowell contributed to the Industrial Revolution in America

memorized designs of British cotton machines and reproduced them in America

200

 explain the concept of interchangeable part

Identical pieces made in large quantities that can be used to replace other identical parts

200

 identify the 3 parts of Henry Clay’s American system and Identify what part of the country the plan was supposed to help

1. Tariff, 2. National bank, 3. Internal improvements - whole nation

200

Define republic

Where you vote on people to represent you and make decisions

300

free enterprise

the freedom of the people and businesses to operate competitively for profit

300

 identify the two main problems with water travel in the early 1800s and identify the solutions that were created to solve those problems

going against the stream, and most went north/south - Steamboats and canals.

300

explain the terms of the Missouri Compromise.

Made Missouri a slave state, & Maine a free state. Banned slavery north of the line of latitude, proposed by Henry clay



300

explain the Monroe Doctrine and explain how it affected and was affected by independence movements in South Africa

US would oppose any future European colonization in North/South America -  It helped the movements by saying Europe wasn’t allowed to colonize more land

300

Define constitution and Date constitution was signed

  • a formal plan of government - September 17, 1787

400

market

Any place where goods/services are exchanged

400

 identify Robert Fulton’s contribution to improved transportation

  • He invented the first steamboat

400

discuss the issues behind the Supreme Court cases of McCulloch vs Maryland and Gibbons vs Ogden and explain how the rulings of the nature of federalism in the United States 

Maryland tried to tax national bank and sued McCulloch when he didnt pay -  Ogden sues Gibbons over license & national license had more power so he lost - it changed, giving the national government more power

400

identify Simon Buolivar’s impact on independance movements in South Africa

He led the movements and helped them become independant

400
  • Where is Bill of Rights

1st 10 amendments

500

sectionalism

where a leader favors a section of a country

500

identify the political views of John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster, and Henry Clay

opposed tariffs - favored tariffs, national bank - favored tariffs, national bank, internal improvements

500

explain the terms of the Rush-Bagot Treaty, the Convention of 1818, and the Adams-Onis Treaty

between US and britain, set limit on # of navy ships each could have on great lakes -between US and Britain, set northern border of the Louisiana territory between the US and Canada. US and Canada agree to share Oregon territory - Spain gives us Florida

500

Define federalism

  • The division of powers between state and national government

500

Author of Dec. of independence

Thomas Jefferson

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