M1: Innovations
The _______ _____ separated the seeds from the cotton. As a result, cotton could be harvested faster and became more profitable.
cotton gin
_________ and women worked in factories when employment opportunities did not exist on family farms.
children
____________ was one of the first planned cities in the US.
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson declared the 1824 election a “_______ ________”
corrupt bargain
After the War of 1812, the government had to borrow money to pay off war ____.
debt
The _________ _________ made producing clothing more quick and efficient.
sewing machine
The majority of workers in the textile factories were ________. Francis Cabot Lowell created boarding houses for the women who worked for him to keep them safe.
women
Civil _________ helped those in living poverty to find work, housing, and food.
societies
believed that John Q. Adams and ______ ______ struck a deal to each get the positions that they each wanted.
Henry Clay
McCulloch v. Maryland gave Congress the constitutional right to establish a _________ bank.
national
Many factories were built along the eastern shores to easily receive ____ materials by ship
raw
Many living in New England states experienced great wealth as a result of the _______ industry.
textile
Expansion of cotton and the spread of ________ factories created the first wave of American industry.
textile
Removal of _______ _________ from their lands was one of Andrew Jackson’s key policies.
Native Americans
Maryland was unhappy with the proposed plan and required the national bank to pay a large ____ to the state of Maryland.
tax
The demand for _____ _____increased as a result of the cotton gin and became more valuable.
slave labor
The Industrial Revolution caused a lot of families to move to _______ for factory jobs.
cities
The growth of ______ increased the demand for housing.
cities
Andrew Jackson supported a ________ federal government.
limited
________ _________ was against the government being involved in economic matters, but Supreme Court Chief Justice was in favor of it.
Andrew Jackson
_____________ _______ allowed for the mass production of goods. Assembly lines divided labor into specific tasks to make production more efficient. As a result, prices of goods, like clothing, decreased.
interchangeable parts
One similarity between the norths textile industry and southern cotton farming was that the change in technology led to an __________ production of goods.
increased
Between 1800 and 1890, the population of New York City increased more than _________.
2 million
The electoral vote did not result in a clear winner in 1824. The ____ Amendment states that the ________ __ ___________ will vote on who wins the election.
12th, House of Representatives
The Tariff of 1828 hurt the Southern economy by taxing ________ goods. Tariff increases lead to ______ prices.
imported, higher