Development of Industrial Revolution Q. 1 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

The best explaination why freed Black people stayed in the South is

A

to stay close to family and help those who were still enslaved

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The highway that enabled thousands of settlers to make the journey to the Northwest Territory was the ________ Road.

A

Cumberland

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3
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Most of the settlers traveling to the West floated on _______ whenever possible.

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flatboats

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4
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T or F. Railroad engines were originally so feeble that a horse was occasionally carried along as a spare in case of difficulty.

A

True

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5
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Women and children made up the majority of what?

A

The factory labor force during the Industrial Revolution

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6
Q

Eli Whitney dramatically changed agriculture, with what invention?

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cotton gin

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The coming of the _________ slowed the building of canals in the 1830s and 1840s

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railroads

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In what way did the cotton gin affect the South?

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  • Southern attitudes about slavery hardened
  • Cotton became the principal southern crop
  • Enslaved labor became more important and valuable
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How did the Erie Canal affect the United States?

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  • Shipping costs between the Great Lakes and New York City were cut to a tenth.
  • More employees were available for northeastern factories
  • Westward expansion was aided
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The first ___________ was built between Lancaster and Philadelphia, a distance of about 65 miles

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turnpike

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As factories increased in number, cities became _______

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Larger

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T or F. Labor organization was slow because it was regarded as unpatriotic.

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True

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T or F. In the early 1800s, farmers did not use metal plows because they believed the metal would poison the soil.

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True

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How did the Industrial Revolution make its way from England to the United States?

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English factory workers brought their knowledge to America

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15
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What made travel by steamboat dangerous?

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  • collisions with other boats
  • hidden rocks
  • fires
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16
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The best description of corduroy roads is

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roads made of logs to cover swampy ground

17
Q

The Erie Canal took eight years to build, and it cost ___________

18
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The __________ Railroad carried canal boats over the mountains in Pennsylvania.

19
Q

invented the sewing machine

20
Q

invented the reaper

A

Cyrus McCormick

21
Q

perfected the telegraph

A

Samuel F. B. Morse

22
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connected Charleston and Hamburg

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South Carolina Railroad

23
Q

money

24
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used to raise and lower canal boats

25
built first successful steamboat
Robert Fulton
26
first railroad to carry passengers
Baltimore and Ohio
27
father of mass production
Eli Whitney
28
first highway in the United States
Lancaster-Philadelphia Turnpike
29
invented the loom
Frances C. Lowell
30
started first textile factory in Rhode Island
Samuel Slater
31
those who invest money in industry
capitalists
32
connected Buffalo and the Hudson River
Erie Canal