
Industrial Revolution through Reform 2019
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- Q1Slavery became widespread due toa result of expanded cotton productionadvancements in technology for skilled workersindentured servitude30s
- Q2Which of the following led to rapid industrializationmercantilism (trading with the mother country)Investment Capitol (money) means of transport (Erie Canal and Transcontinental) Large Labor Forces (alot of workers)Embargo Ban (no trading with other countries)30s
- Q3The Know Nothing Party wasa nativist party that believed immigrants were taking their jobsa party that welcomed immigrants to the U.S.30s
- Q4Which party would believe the Irish were taking their jobsImmigrant PartyKnow Nothing Party30s
- Q5The telegraph by Samuel Morse was used tocleaned cotton fasterbe a major method of long distance communicationproduced steal30s
- Q6Western Union created what line to make long distance communication more efficient?Bessemer steal processcotton gintelegraph30s
- Q7Before textile mills clothing was madin commercial centersin homesin Mexico and sent to the U.S.30s
- Q8Girls began to not sew clothes by hand but bytapestapler gunsewing machine30s
- Q9Textile mills(clothes making factories) developed as a result ofnew production methods of industrializationthe expansion of the cottage industry (making things at home)abolition of slave trade30s
- Q10What started the reform movement?Era of Good Feelings1st Great AwakeningThe Second Great Awakening30s
- Q11Lucretia Mott was an advocate (supporter) for what movementnature reformvoting (suffrage) rights for womenprison reformlabor reform30s
- Q12Who was not known for their work in women's rights?Lucretia MottSusan b AnthonyDorothea DixSojourner Truth30s
- Q13Transcendentalist wanted toimproved working conditionsattempt to expand suffrageserved as a refugee for escaped slavescreate and ideal society30s
- Q14Brooks Farms community members practiced plain living according to transcendentalist is an example of themwanting to create an ideal societywanted to see prisons more harshlywanting slavery to spread20s
- Q15Shakers practiced communal living, pacifism, and gender equality is an example oftranscendentalists attempting to create an ideal societyabolitionists attempting to end slavery20s