Ch.14 Flashcards

1
Q

what did the cotton gin make the South’s economy

A

a one-crop economy

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2
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what was south’s main focus

A

agriculture

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3
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what was the North’s main focus

A

manufacturing

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4
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What were the major southern crops before cotton was the main one people grew

A

indigo, tobacco, rice

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5
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who made and pattened the cotton gin in 1793

A

Eli Whitney

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6
Q

large scale farmers who heald more than 20 slaves

A

planters

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7
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time where farmers grew little else other than cotton

A

cotton boom

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8
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what opened up more land for cotton farmers

A

removing of native americans

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9
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area from Virginia to texas where cotton became very popular

A

cotton belt

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10
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what did the economic boom from the cotton boom cause(3)

A

attracted new settlers, built up wealth among white Southerners, and firmly established slavery in the south

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11
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what was a major disadvantage of growing cotton

A

used up the nutrients in the soil fastly

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12
Q

farmers developed stronger cotton through _________

A

cross-breeding

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13
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what did planter use instead of payed workers

A

enslaved african americans

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14
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what country became the south; ‘s most important foreign trade partner

A

Great Britian

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15
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increased trade led to the developmt of port cities such as _____, _____, ______, (3)

A

Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans

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16
Q

crop brokers who managed the cotton trade

17
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what was the primary food crop

18
Q

tobacco production increased when _________

A

slave developed a new drying process

19
Q

when and where was the first steam-powered sawmill

A

Louisianna 1803

20
Q

one of the nations most productive iron works

A

Tredegar Iron Works

21
Q

what were the four main groups of southern society

A

planters, slaves, freed African Americans yeomen

22
Q

small farmers

23
Q

who completed much of the works on farms and in cities

24
Q

how many freed african americans lived in the south by 1860

25
Many governments passed laws limiting the rights of free African Americans— (3)
they could not vote, travel freely, or hold certain jobs
26
by the mid 80s how much of the southern population were enslaved African American
1/3
27
All worked from before sunup to sundown with little concern for (2)
sickness and poor weather .
28
directed the work of the slaves
overseerers
29
where did slaves work (3)
farms, plantations, in owners homes
30
distinct folk songs that developed in enslaved communities
spirituals
31
passing on of stories, poems, and songs by word of mouth
oral tradition
32
Slaves shared ------ as part of their oral traditions
folktales
33
how did slaves resist in small ways (3)
Damaged equipment Worked slowly Ran away
34
the most violent slave rebellion
Nat Turner's Rebellion
35
Nat Turner's rebellion killed about ----- white people
55
36
more than ------ innocent slaves were killed trying to stop the rebellion
100
37
what did states do after the rebellions
strengthened state codes placing stricter laws on the slaves