Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Where did the Industrial Revolution begin in America?

A

New England

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What was the change from an agrarian society to one based on industry?

A

Industrial Revolution

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What is capitalism?

A

The Economic System of the US

Individuals put their capital into a business in hopes of making a profit

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What is money used for an investment?

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Capital

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What is a system where people are free to buy, sell, and produce what they want
and can work where they wish?

A

Free Market/ Free Enterprise System

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What sets the prices of goods in a free enterprise system?

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Supply and demand

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What is technology?

A

Anything that makes something easier for you

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7
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What gives inventors legal rights to their inventions?

A

Patents

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8
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Who invented the Cotton Gin?

A

Eli Whitney

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Who opened the first textile mill in the US?

A

Samuel Slater

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What happened to demand for cotton as a result of textile mill growth in New
England?

A

It increased

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What was the cause of the growth of cities and towns in the North?

A

The growth of factories

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12
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What is the difference between urban and rural?

A

Urban: City Rural: Country

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13
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How did Pioneers usually migrate west?

A

As families

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What were the three things necessary for Western Expansion in the United States?

A

Roads, steamboats, and canals

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Who was the first permanent European settler in modern day Tennessee?

A

William Bean

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Why was the Cumberland Gap important to the Wilderness Road?

A

It allowed a path to be created that made passing through the Appalachians much easier

17
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What was the importance of the Wilderness Road to the development of Tennessee?

A

It made passing through the mountains easier and opened the door for more settlement

18
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Who blazed the trail for the Wilderness Road?

A

Daniel Boone and 30 foresters

19
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What is a turnpike?

A

Road on which tolls are collected

20
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Who created the first steamboat?

A

Robert Fulton

21
Q

Steamboats improved the transport of what two things?

A

Goods and passengers

22
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What are artificial waterways?

23
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Who was the President in 1817?

A

James Monroe

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What was the Era of Good Feelings?
A time when political differences seemed to fade away after the War of 1812
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Why did the Era of Good Feelings not last long?
The Western Expansion of the US led to increased sectionalism
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What is the name for showing loyalty to a region?
Sectionalism
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Who was a chief supporter of state sovereignty?
John C. Calhoun
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What was Henry Clay’s system that promoted tariffs to stimulate American industry growth?
The American System
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What helped preserve the balance between the North and the South?
The Missouri Compromise
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What two states were involved in the Missouri Compromise?
Missouri and Maine
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What was a court case over states rights that said that state governments could not have power over the national government?
McCulloch v. Maryland
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What treaty was an example of America’s military strength?
The Adams-Onis Treaty
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What statement was an important part of American foreign policy?
The Western Hemisphere was no longer open for colonization | The US would regard any interference in Western hemispheric affairs as a threat to its security