in the ______ century the U.S industrialized rapidly with technological innovations
19TH
what kind of things did middle colonies have
rich soil and a favorable climate
this amendment abolished slavery in the united states
the 13th amendment
as the U.S industrialized what happened
the workforce grew and diversified
immigrant communities established what
neighborhoods
what was the bessemer process
it revolutionized steel production
what did the middle colonies support and what was it based on
a strong economy based on cereal crop exports
this amendment granted citizenship to formerly enslaved people
the 14th amendment
what caused the U.S to industrialize
it was due to internal migration and a wave of international
what were the name of these neighborhoods
chinatown and little italy
what did advances such as sewing machines do
it boosted factory productivity
what kind of exports were big in the middle colonies
wheat
this amendment gave African American men the right to vote
the 15th amendment
what was the great migration
it was escaping the Jim Crow Laws
where was chinatown and little italy what cities
san francisco and new york
after these tech advances took place what did it lead to
affordable goods and mass production
why were rivers like the hudson and delaware so important
they helped with economic activity like trade and transportation
this amendment protects rights not specifically listed in the constitution
the 9th amendment
cities like ______ and _______ became hubs for manufacturing and automotive jobs
Chicago and Detroit
what kind of things were incorporated into these immigrant communities
languages customs and traditions
what kind of industries were contributed after the bessemer process
railroads
what idea allowed people in the middle colonies practice different religions
religious freedom
this amendment says powers not given to the federal government belong to the states or the people
the tenth amendment
African Americans from the rural south moved to northern cities during the what
Great Migration
urban neighborhoods often became cultural hubs celebrating what
festivals foods and traditions that enriched urban diversity