U7 L4 United States: Industrial Progress Flashcards

1
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What is consolidation?

A

merging of businesses into one large organization

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2
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What is mobilized?

A

Assembled and ready for war duty

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3
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Which two wars matured the American industry?

A
  • War of 1812

- Civil War

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4
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Who was the US up against in the War of 1812?

A

England and Canada

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5
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Who was the US General in the battle of New Orleans in 1815?

A

Andrew Jackson

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6
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How many British Soldiers did the US face up against in the battle of New Orleans in 1815?

A

5000

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7
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In the battle of New Orleans 1815, how did Jackson’s troops fight?

A

behind barricades and embankments

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8
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In the battle of New Orleans 1815, how many British and American soldiers were killed?

A

B- 2000

A- 70

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9
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When did the battle of New Orleans actually happen?

A

after the War of 1812

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10
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What did the War of 1812 establish the US as and encouraged them to do?

A
  • industry international respect

- ambition for prominent position in trade and commerce

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11
Q

Between 1820 and 1860, where were most factory workers located?

A

Northern US

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12
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What was the Southern economy centered on?

A

agriculture

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13
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How long did the Civil War last in the US?

A

4 years

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14
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Who won the Civil War?

A

North

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15
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What did the Civil war succeed in preserving?

A

the Union

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16
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In 1844, what did Samuel F.B. Morse invent? What did it do?

A
  • telegraph

- transmit warfare communications

17
Q

How do wars affect the industry?

A
  • increased production
  • decreased unemployment
  • growth to industry
18
Q

How did the Civil war and US industry affect eachother?

A
  • increased employment
  • factories kept running
  • north and south used industry inventions
19
Q

What system did Eli Whitney make to help meet the demands of the industry?

A

standardized parts

20
Q

What concept did Henry Ford make that built on Eli Whitney’s system?

A

assembly-line method of production

21
Q

What was the benefit of Ford’s assembly-line method of production?

A

reduced cost per unit

22
Q

Between 1860 and 1894, the US advanced from 4th place to what place among the industrialized nations of the world?

A

first

23
Q

Between 1860 and 1894, which factors largely contributed to the US’ advancement?

A
  • Railroads
  • factories
  • lumber mills
24
Q

Agriculture in the US was being replaced by what?

A

industry

25
Q

Which of the two fell behind because of their agricultural economy, South or North?

A

South

26
Q

What did the South have that could bring success to their industry?

A
  • raw materials
  • manpower
  • experience
27
Q

What did the South not have that prevented their industry’s success?

A

capital

28
Q

In the early 1900s, what were the US’ 2 leading regions of production?

A
  • Mid Atlantic States of NY, NJ and Pen
  • North Central States of, Oh, Ind, Ill, Mich, Wisc

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29
Q

What were the 4 industries that brought the most production in the US?

A
  • food
  • textile
  • iron and steel
  • lumber materials
30
Q

What did the (ranked first) food industry/manufacturing include?

A
  • milling flour
  • packing meat
  • refining sugar
  • processing canned/preserved food
31
Q

The Iron and Steel industry was aided by the discovery of what? Why was it better than Iron?

A
  • steel

- tough, versatile, abundant, inexpensive

32
Q

What was steel used for?

A
  • factory equip
  • rails and locomotives
  • ships
  • auto mobiles
  • bridges and buildings