Immigration
Inventions
Factory Life
Reform
Wildcard
100

This is the reason that many of the first Europeans immigrated to America, specifically to the colony of Plymouth.

What is religious freedom?

100

This invention, built by Chinese and Irish immigrants, allowed people and goods to be transported more quickly. This reduced the prices of goods in the U.S.

What is the railroad?

100

Samuel Slater used ideas from Great Britain and new machines to set up this new work place, which eventually attracted immigrants to America and creater larger cities.

What are factories?

100

This movement, headed by Horace Mann, sought to create free school. 

What is education reform?

100

These "fake rivers," combined with steamboats, allowed us to move goods faster than ever before. It led to cheaper goods for the South and westward expansion.

What are canals?

200

This is the primary labor force in factories and on the railroad

Who are immigrants?

200

This invention allowed seeds to be quickly removed from a popular cash crop, increasing slavery in the United States.

What is the cotton gin?

200

This is the primary reason for the increase in population in Northern cities during the 1800s.

What are factory jobs?

200

The leaders of this movement, like Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, wanted suffrage.

What is the women's rights movement?

200

This is the definition of rural and urban.

RURAL = FARM

URBAN = CITY

300

This immigrant group moved to America to find gold in the West and get rich; however, many people instead worked on the railroad and were met with discrimination.

Who are the Chinese?

300
This invention powered factories, boats and more.

What is the steam engine?

(OR Steamboat)

300

This was the primary workforce in textile factories.

Who are women?

300

Dorothea Dix wanted better treatment for these people that way they could live normal lives.

Who are prisoners and the mentally ill?

300

These are two negative effects of urbanization.

Possible answers:

- discrimination

- pollution

- crowding

- dangerous

- crime

400

This immigrant group came to America after experiencing a potato famine in their country. They lived out East and worked in factories.

Who are the Irish?

400

This invention made products cheaper because it standardized and sped up the process of creating goods. **CREATED MASS PRODUCTION**

What is interchangeable parts?

400

New immigrants and desire to live closer to the factory jobs led to this rapid occurence in the United States.

What is urbanization?

400

This is what we called people like William Lloyd Garrison who wanted to end slavery.

What is an abolitionist?

400

This economy type, where prices and quality of goods are determined by competition, is the standard economy in the United States.

What is free enterprise?

500

This immigrant group moved to the midwest and Texas in order to set up farms after there was political turmoil in their country. Their passion about education created Kindergarten. 

Who are the Germans?

500
This invention sped up communication and allowed people to rapidly contact loved ones and business partners in different cities for the first time.

What is the telegraph?

500

This is the system used before factories in which people handmade goods in their own homes.

What is the cottage industry?

500

This group of people created the "temperance" movement to demand alcohol be outlawed in the United States.

Who are women?

500

*** BONUS *** - DOUBLE POINTS!

What is nativism?

Nativism is a belief that people "native" (born in the country) should take priority over immigrants. 

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