Development of Agrarian Economy
characteristics of Southern society and its influence
enslavement, explain how slaves adapted to daily lives, Nat Turner's revolt.
development of the American Industrial Revolution.
100

The Cotton Gin was.

What reduced the time it took to separate the cotton seeds from the fiber?

100

 The 4 main groups of people in the Antebellum South?

Who were, The Wealthy, Yeoman farmers, poor whites, and slaves.

100

 slave codes and why did state and local laws use them? 

outlined the rights of slaves and the acceptable treatment and rules regarding slaves, they used them to limit the rights of slaves, so they can hopefully keep the African Americans as slaves forever

100

How did Eli Whitney and the interchangeable parts revolutionize industry? 

Eli Whitney made interchangeable parts, which allowed quick and mass production of identical parts at a low cost.

200

Why did cotton become so important to the Southern economy?

What was, in terms of money cotton was one of the biggest producing crops in the south in the 1800s

200

What does Antebellum mean and why was it associated with the South?

Antebellum means “before the war” when people say antebellum south they mean the southern after war of 1812

200

 life as a slave.  how slaves were treated differently depending on their role.

 life of a slave was very harsh. They would work from sunup to sundown everyday of the week, receive little to no pay, brutal punishments, and terrible treatment.

200

What is a textile? 

Textile is fabrics, fibers, yarns, and threads.

300

All cotton producing states,  top 3 included

What was, all Southern states produced cotton, the top 3 were Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi?

300

how slavery divided the country during the early 1800s. Which region believed slavery was crucial,  which did not.

What was, south believed slavery was crucial; they needed slaves to do work. North thought it was inhumane and that they shouldn't be treated like dogs.

300

 3-4 examples of how slaves showed resistance in different ways. 

Slaves would steal  Slaves would sabotage their owners' crops in protest, They also ran away, and faked illnesses

300

Who was Samuel Slater and explain how the “Slater System” worked? 

 “father of the American factory system” He was the superintendent of a cotton mill. The slater system was whole families working

400

How did Memphis became a center for cotton and slave trade.

What was, the ground was very fertile and flat, The Mississippi  River ran right through the area They used it for trade, and transportation  

400

Nat Turner rebellion. Causes? Results?

as a group decided to risk it all for their freedom. Results: A new series of laws was passed, and they made stricter slave codes. Nat Turner was a slave. His actions set off a massacre, turner and his followers killed his entire family. when he was caught he was hung for his actions

400

Who was Francis Lowell and explain how the “Lowell System” worked? 

Francis Lowell was the inventor of the lowell system, which was a labor production system done under on roof and by young women