Chapter 11 (Lesson 2-3) Flashcards

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What are steamboats?

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Moved by steam engines, boats that were fast for travel on rivers.

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2
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What are Yankee Clippers?

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Were made for ocean travel and were the fastest in the world for a short time.

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3
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What are railroads?

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Were horse drawn in the beginning until 1830 when Peter Cooper made the first steam Locomotive.

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Why did Railroads better for transportation?

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Because they had straight lines. They didn’t have to go only on water.

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5
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Who was Elias Howe?

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Isaac Singer created a sewing machine

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Who was Samuel F.B Morse?

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Created the Morse Code.

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Why do we like the Germans?

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We can relate to them overthrowing their government but failing and then fled.

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Why do we hate the Irish?

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They were Roman Catholics and a potato famine caused people to go hungry and starve (The Great Hunger/Great Potato Famine) so they immigrated to the United States.

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9
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Where did most Irish work?

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On railroads

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10
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Who are Nativists and what did they want?

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People who wanted to preserve America for white protestants. They became upset at the growing foreign population. (Someone who is Native to America)

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11
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What party did NYC create?

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A secret society that transforms to Know Nothing Party

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12
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What percent of votes does the Know Nothing Party Get?

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21%

The party soon splits due to the issue of slavery

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13
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How were African Americans treated in the North?

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They were discriminated against

Thought to be inferior

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14
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What happened to slavery in the South?

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It was a staple in the south (Cotton=Slavery)

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15
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Who was Eli Whitney?

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Created a Cotton Gin

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16
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What is a cotton gin?

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A machine that removes cotton seeds from the cotton faster. Increased the cotton trade.

17
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What is discrimination?

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Not allowing someone to have the same as others based on certain characterizations of that person.

18
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What was life for African American in the South?

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No public education
Few jobs except menial ones
Many were captured and sold into slavery

19
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How was life like in the South for slaves?

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Some slave owners treated their slaves well and looked at the, as an investment/family
Some slave owners treated slaves bad through beating, poor treatment, and murder

20
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How did slave pass messages?

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They sang spiritual songs to bring joy and pass messages.

21
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How did some slaves resist?

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They broke tools or didn’t work hard.

22
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What did Nat Turner do?

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Had a dream to kill whites. He killed 60 people. The counterattack against slaves and free blacks was even worse.

23
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When did all states abolish slave?

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1804

24
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What did congress say about slaves in Ohio?

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Ruled no slavery would allowed in Ohio when it was petitioning to be a state.

25
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What was the Abolitionist Groups?

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Groups who looked to abolish slavery nationally. American Colonization Society- Looked to relocate to Liberia in Africa

26
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Who was William Lloyd Garrison?

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Wrote the newspaper “The Liberator”. He was an abolitionist newspaper

27
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Who was Fredrick Douglass?

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A freed slave who wrote the newspaper “The North Star”. His book wrote about the horrors of slavery.

28
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What were Underground Railroads?

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Where white/black people worked together to help escaped slaves get to the north.

29
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Who was Black Moses?

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An escaped slave, helped more than 300 people escape to the north.

30
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What did Conductors do?

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Would help slaves escape and would have markings on doors or carpets hanging so that slaves knew the safe houses from threats. (50,000 slaves believe to have been freed)