Ch. 11 (Lesson 1) Flashcards

1
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What was the 2nd Great Awakening?

A

predestination vs. free will (choices)

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2
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Who is Charles Finney?

A

a powerful preacher leading many revivals

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3
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What was the impact of the 1st Great Awakening?

A

Religious Toleration

Reformed government & society as a whole.

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4
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What was the impact of the 2nd Great Awakening?

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Religious Toleration
Reformed government & society as a whole.
Reforms EVERY aspect of society

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5
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Why was the Spinning Jenny created?

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To weave a thread which sped up the process.

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6
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What did the Spinning Jenny lead to?

A
Textile Mills (Richard Arkwright)
The factory system was then created and funded by capitalists
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7
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Who are capitalists?

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People who invest/fund

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8
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What happened because of factory systems?

A

Steam engines were created.

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9
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What were advantages of steam engines?

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Not having to be by rivers and a larger work force.

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10
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Who was Samuel Slater?

A

He escapes England after memorizing the machinery. He partners up with a wealthy merchant and starts a factory.

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11
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Who was Francis Cabot Lowell?

A

The wealthy merchant that is partnered up with Samuel Slater. He was a capitalist and speculator.

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12
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What happens to the industry?

A

It didn’t increase until War of 1812

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13
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How did Lowell expand factories?

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He brings the Spinning Jenny and the Lowell Mills under one roof so both were manufactured in the same place.

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14
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What did the Mills/Towns include?

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A boarding house, library, hospitals.

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15
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What is child labor?

A

Children as young as 8 worked in mining caves, mills/factories with no education and long hours.

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16
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Why did they hire kids?

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Smaller hands could fit between the large machines.

Were allowed to pay them little pay.

17
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What were the factory conditions?

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Dimly lit, no windows, worked 12-14 hours nights, little, pay, injuries were common with no “compensation”

18
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What is compensation?

A

something, typically money, awarded to someone as a recompense for loss, injury, or suffering.

19
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What is mass production?

A

Creating more that you need.

20
Q

What are interchangeable parts?

A

One universal part that can fit on different items

21
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What happened to prices with mass production and interchangeable parts?

A

Prices dropped and more people could afford.

22
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What two things make people move to cities for jobs?

A

Women move.

The New Madrid Earthquake sends shock waves and causes people to relocate to cities.

23
Q

What was the population of New York City?

A

33,000 (Spring Hill)

Urbanization increased cities in size

24
Q

What are the characteristics of cities?

A

Dirty
Not a lot of farm land
Buildings/High Crime Rate