Industry
This inventions first transmission occurred in 1844 between Baltimore and Washington DC
The Telegraph
The Supreme Court Justice who ruled on over 1000 cases.
Chief Justice John Marshall
This act of congress brought in one slave state and one free state in 1820.
Missouri Compromise
Trains and boats alike began to be powered by this in the early 1800s
Steam Engines
It's the 1840's and you are about to start working for the day. Statistically your position is what?
Farmer
Communications on the telegraph happen using this method.
Morse Code
Gibbons v. Ogden
When John Quincy Adams allegedly gave Henry Clay the Secretary of State position in exchange for votes, Andrew Jackson and his followers called it this.
"Corrupt Bargain"
This body of water ran from Albany to Buffalo
Erie Canal
These four cash crops made the South resistant to change in the 1800's
Cotton, Rice, Sugarcane, and Tobacco
Lowell Houses, America's first true factories, produced these products.
Textiles/Cloth
This court case ruled that the federal bank was necessary and proper.
McCulloch v. Maryland
What territory did the USA add in the Adams-Onis Treaty
Florida
This road originally ran from Cumberland to Wheeling
The National Road
Eli Whitney invented this in 1793.
Cotton Gin
The Industrial Revolution started in what country?
Great Britain
Court cases that John Marshall ruled on typically promoted what three things?
Federal Supremacy, Economic Growth, and Judicial Power
The "Corrupt Bargain" agreement between Henry Clay an John Quincy Adams led to the splitting of what?
Democratic-Republican Party
How many miles of railroad tracks were laid in the USA between 1830 and 1860? (within 1000 miles)
30,000 miles
Poor working conditions, long hours, and low pay all lead to the creation of what among factory workers.
Labor Unions
What event is defined as the moment when people began working for wages and left home to earn them.
Market Revolution
This court case created the process of Judicial Review
Marbury v. Madison
This foreign policy stated that further European colonization of the America's would not be tolerated.
Monroe Doctrine
The first affordable steamboat, the Clermont, was created by who?
Robert Fulton
This person stole blueprints for textile mills in Britain and brought these businesses back to the U.S., where he chose to employ women as cheap laborers.
Francis C. Lowell