Innovations
Industrialization Era
Market Revolution
Economics of Slavery
Harriet Tubman
100

What is an innovation?

A new method, idea, or invention.

100

What is a factory system?

Examples: Work done in a large factory building, Machines control the pace of work, Workers follow strict rules, Long hours and unsafe conditions, Increased production

100

What resource did the North need from the South?

Cotton

100

What is the definition of slavery?

The ownership of a person as property, especially in regards to their labor.

100

Why did Minty choose Harriet Tubman as her free name?

It was a combination her mother's first name and her husband's last name.

200

What is a textile mill?

A factory that turns raw material (i.e. cotton) into fabric.

200

What is wage labor?

Workers that are paid hourly.

200

What expanded in the South due to cotton demand increasing?

Examples: Slavery, enslaved labor, enslaved people, enslavement

200

Name THREE cash crops.

Examples: corn, cotton, sugar, tobacco 

200

How did Minty escape the South?

She jumped into a river.

300

Name THREE types of transportation innovations.

Examples: Erie Canal, Railroad, Steamboat, National Road

300

What is the MAIN difference between Slave Labor and Wage Labor?

Slave Labor is forced and unpaid while Wage Labor is hourly pay
300

What caused conflict during the Market Revolution?

Workers worked long hours in poor conditions and had few rights or protections.

300

What is a nickname for the South?

The Cotton Kingdom 

300

What act causes all of the freed slaves to flee to Canada?

The Fugitive Slave Act

400

What TWO innovations improved communication?

The Pony Express and the telegraph

400

Who are the Lowell Mill girls?

Young girls who worked in the Lowell Mill (textile factory) in poor conditions and organized the Lowell Mill strikes.

400

What are TWO differences between the Northern and Southern economy?

North: Wage labor, factories, banks, trade

South: Plantations, enslaved labor, cotton production

400

What are FOUR ways slaves were repressed?

Illiteracy, Paternalism, Violence, and Slave Codes

400

Who is William Still?

A head leader of the Underground Railroad.

500

Name an inventor.

Examples: James Watt (Steam Engine), Eli Whitney (Cotton Gin), Alexander Graham Bell (Telephone)

500

What years did Industrial America take place?

1810-1860

500

Workers formed what groups to demand better pay and conditions?

Guilds and Workingmen’s Parties

500

Name FIVE ways slaves resisted slavery.

Examples: worked slow, maintained family and community bonds, used music and religion to build hope, sabotaged tools, escaped through the Underground Railroad, and organized rebellions.

500

Who does Minty meet once she escapes to Philadelphia?

William Still and Marie Buchanon