Technology
Industry
Transportation
Factories
People of the North
100

What is the name of the system people used with dots and dashes to communicate?

Morse Code

100

Describe the first phase of industrialization.

Employers divided jobs into smaller steps, and one person had one specific job.
100

True or false. Steamboats made fast upstream travel possible. 

True

100

By 1840, the average workday was how many hours?

11.4 hours

100

When did slavery largely disappear in the North?

1830s

200

What machine was used to send morse code messages?

The telegraph

200

What is a "clipper ship"?

A ship that clipped time from long journeys. 

200

How many miles could clipper ships travel per day?

300 miles. 

200

Children worked how many days a week?

6 days

200

How much was pay for women generally compared to men?

1/2 the pay of men.

300

Why was a single dot used for the letter e in morse code?

The letter e was most frequently used.

300

Why were cities on the east coast so successful?

They were located near water (travel & trade)

300

Before clipper ships, the travel from New York to Great Britain took how many days?

Between 21-28 days.

300

True or false. Workers often suffered injuries from belts and other parts of machines. 

True

300

The greatest amount of immigrants during 1840-1860 were from __________.

Ireland 

400

What was the name of the man who created Morse code?

Samuel Morse

400

Describe the second phase of industrialization.

Entrepreneurs built factories to bring specialized workers together. 

400
Who designed and built the first American steam-powered locomotive, the "Tom Thumb"?

Peter Cooper

400

Name 3 items that became popular to mass produce in factories during the 1800s. 

Fabric, clothing, shoes, watches, guns, sewing machines, and agricultural machinery.

400

What is a nativist?

A person who believed that immigration threatened the future of America, and threatened the lives of American born citizens. 

500

Decode the following:    ...---...

SOS

500

Describe the third phase of industrialization.

Machines were used to complete tasks, workers managed those machines. 
500

By 1860, the nation's tracks totaled how many miles?

31,000 miles

500

Define what a "strike" is and why workers go on strike.

A strike is a work stoppage by employees as a protest against an employer. Employees will go on strike when they disagree or dislike what is going on in the work place. 

500

Give an example of discrimination against African during this time period. (ex. "African Americans could not... ")

Vote, go to public schools, use the same hospitals as white people, and continued to experience prejudice and discrimination in the workplace and in life in general. 

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