The Age of Salutary Neglect
Transportation in the early 1800s
The Civil War and Reconstruction
The Industrial Revolution of the late 1800s
The Progressives
100

Economic theory which says power is based on a colonial balance of trade which favors the mother country.

Mercantilism

100

This ditch was finished in 1825.

The Erie Canal

100

The official name for the north during the Civil War.

The Union

100

A company which dominates an industry and stifles competition. 

A Monopoly

100

The first progressive president

Theodore Roosevelt

200

Small and furry and often found in Mr Nothstine's tests.

Hamsters

200

This technology greatly increased the speed of shipping.

The Steam Engine

200

The leader of the Confederacy.

Jefferson Davis

200

When something is produced by a sequential addition of parts.  

An Assembly Line

200

They wrote about corporate greed and misconduct, and showed how corruption hurt people.

Muckrakers

300

Passed between 1651 and 1673, and required the colonists to buy goods only from England.

Navigation Acts

300

This road connected Maryland with West Virginia.

The National Road.

300

The most deadly weapon of the Civil War.

The Rifle

300

A very cheap source of labor - Give 2

Women, Children, and Poor Immigrants

300

Name one of the two famous black men of this era who left America after frustrating fights for African American equality.

W.E.B. Du Bois or Marcus Garvey 

400

These types of materials were typically made/produced in the colonies for trade to England.

Raw products or raw materials

400

This technology first started connecting US cities in the 1830, but later developed into an extensive network.

The Railroads

400

This Amendment officially freed the slaves.

The 13th Amendment

400

Another way of saying "The more you produce, the less each item costs to make, and the more profit you rake in."

Economy of Scale

400

Under the Wilson administration this was created and had great control over the nation's finances. However, it wasn't enough to cope with the Great Depression 16 years later.

The Federal Reserve Act

500

In 1733 this imposed an exorbitant tax upon the importation of sugar from the French West Indies.

The Molasses Act  of 1733

500

This technology helped speed up communication faster than any transportation network ever could.

The Telegraph

500

The name of the governmental office created to help newly liberated blacks.

The Freedman's Bureau

500

When workers came together to demand higher pay or safer working conditions, they might have to do this to force business to listen.

Strike

500

This Wisconsin governor led the way for many Progressive states. He led the way to implement plans for direct primary elections, progressive taxation, and regulation of the railroads. 

Robert La Follette

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