Early Industry
A Greater Division
We're not talking about math
The American System
The International Front
Slave States v. Free States:The "War" Begins
100

What is "mass production?"

The production of goods in large amounts
100

Describe the difference between the economic systems of the North and the South.

South: agricultural based

North: some agriculture, a variety of businesses

100

What American Congressman advocated the "American System?"

Henry Clay

100

Who was the fifth president of the U.S.? (elected in 1816)

James Monroe

100

What was a free state, and what was a slave state?

Free: slavery is illegal

Slave: slavery is legal

200

Name the two sources of power used for the earliest factories.

Running water, Steam engines
200
In what region of the U.S. were factories first built?

The North

200

Name the three proposals included in the American System.

1. Better transportation, 2. A tariff, 3. A stronger national bank

200

What Secretary of State negotiated a settlement with Britain over ownership of Oregon Territory, as well as most of the northern border of the U.S.?

John Quincy Adams

200

Why was the South so concerned that there not be more free states than slave states in the Union?

Much greater population in the North meant the North controlled House of Reps.

The South could not let the North have a majority in the Senate as well.

300

What caused the U.S. to start their Industrial Revolution?

England's blockade during the War of 1812

300

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

Who invented the cotton gin?

300

What is a tariff?

A tax on imported goods

300

Besides British interest in Oregon Territory, name two other European nations that were showing interest in exerting influence in North America cira 1820.

Spain, Portugal, Russia

300

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

What state initially applied to become a state in 1820, causing a big dilemma?

400

What was the Industrial Revolution?

Social and economic reorganizations of society based on the growth of factories and mass production by machines replacing hand tools.

400

Give two facts about the earliest factories in the U.S. 

Mainly textile factories, employed women and children, unsafe working conditions, in Lowell, MA

400

How was the tariff meant to help the United States?

It would give US industries a better chance to compete - by being able to sell goods at a lower price than the imported one goods

400

What is nationalism?

The belief that national interests should come before regional or international interests. (Your country comes first!)
400

What man brokered a compromise between the North and the South in 1820?

Henry Clay

500
What was the cotton gin?

An invention that efficiently removed seeds from cotton

500

What impact did the cotton gin have on slavery, and how?

It caused a huge growth in the use of slaves, as plantation owners greatly expanded their cotton plantations

500

Name two large transportation projects completed thanks to the American System, and what regions they connected

The Erie Canal - connected Atlantic Ocean to Great Lakes

The National Road - east coast states to the western frontier

500

What was the Monroe Doctrine?

Monroe 1. warned Europe: stay out of political affairs in W. Hemisphere. 2. Promised Europe: the U.S. won't try to influence political affairs in Europe

500

What was the Missouri Compromise? (List all the parts)

Missouri enters as a slave state

Maine enters as a free state

36 30 line is drawn - no slavery allowed north of it in all new territory

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