U5F3 12.1/12.2/14.1 Quiz
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- Q1Why were changes needed to American manufacturing in the mid 1700's?African American workers were going on strikeEngland cut off trade and demand was highAmerica was producing too much and a reduction was necessarytoo many immigrant worked were injuring themselves in factories120s
- Q2Some changes in manufacturing during the mid 1700's were....young women were now welcome to work in some factoriesinterchangeable parts helped speed up the processFamilies began working together in factoriesAll answers are correct120s
- Q3Albert Gallatin, Secretary of Treasury 1810, suggest this was the reason why there were so few factories in the U.S....England supplied all of our textile goodsthere was no need for factories in the U.S.there was a large abundance of land and farming opportunitiesThe population of the U.S. was declining dramatically during his time120s
- Q4What was unique (different) about Samuel Slater's factory system?he did not allow anyone from a foreign country to work in the millshe hired entire families to work for himhe forced his workers to live in other states besides where his factory was locatedhe only allowed strong men to become apprentices120s
- Q5What best describes Francis Cabot Lowell's system of factory work?he hired young unmarried women to work in his factoryhe hired entire families to work in his factorieshe allowed workers to work short hourshe did all of the factory work himself, his factories required no workers120s
- Q6The majority of textile mills were built where?next to major seaportsin the Northin the Southout West in newly obtained lands120s
- Q7Most textile mills were powered by what?immigrant workers who could push and pullnuclear energyAfrican American slavesfast moving streams and rivers120s
- Q8Immigrants to American in the 1800's came primarily from which two European countries?Japan and KoreaGermany and IrelandEngland and ScotlandU.S. and Mexico120s
- Q9Starvation, poverty, and a lack of political freedom could be summarized as what?pull factors for immigrantsreasons Americans left for Englandrights declared in the U.S. Constitutionpush factors for individuals wanting to leave their home countries120s
- Q10What are 'pull factors' for immigrants wanting to come to America?jobsall answers are correctfreedom and equalityabundant land120s
- Q11This photo could represent what type of living structure in the Mid 1800's?luxury hoteltenementsapartmentscondos120s
- Q12Nativists opposed immigration. Why?it could upset the balance between free and slave statesworried they would take our jobsbecause our border wall was failingafraid of people from foreign countries120s
- Q13This advertisement would best fit which factory system?Lowell SystemImmigrant SystemKnow-Nothing SystemSlater System120s
- Q14Using the idea of interchangeable parts, who told the federal government they could build 10,000 muskets in two years?Sarah G. BagleyRichard ArkwrightEli WhitneySamuel Slater120s
