US History Chapter 14, Lesson 3&4
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- Q11. the productivity of workers increased to 50 times more product due to this inventioncotton ginMcCormick's Reaperthe steel-tipped plowsteamboat30s
- Q2Demand for these increased greatly due to the need for more and more cottonloomsslavesReaperssewing machines30s
- Q3the trade of enslaved people among states of the United Statesselling slaves to other countriesdomestic slave tradeimporting slavesrunaway slaves30s
- Q4Why industry developed more slowly in the South than in the Northnot enough cotton in the souththe boom in cottoncivil warfewer slaves in the south30s
- Q5farmer who owns a small farmcatfish farmertobacco farmersmall farmeryeoman30s
- Q6plantation managerfield bossshift leadersupervisoroverseer30s
- Q7Congress banned the import of slaves. Slavery remained legal, but traders could no longer purchase enslaved people from other countries.180818631776201730s
- Q8an African American religious folk songhymnspiritualroundgospel music30s
- Q9law in a Southern state that controlled enslaved peopleslave codeabolitionprohibitionJim Crow law30s
- Q10led a group of followers on a rampage in Southhampton County, Virginia. He and his followers killed at least 55 whites.Nat TurnerFrederick DouglassJohn BrownSojourner Truth30s
- Q11working slowly or by pretending to be ill, setting fire to a plantation building or breaking tools.How teenagers refused to work in the 1800show enslaved people resisted slaveryFactory workers' sabatoge tacticshow the civil war was won30s
- Q12a system of cooperation to aid and house enslaved people who had escapedprohibitionUnderground Railroaddomestic slave tradeUnderground subway30s
- Q13the ability to read and writedepositionnormalcyliteracyilliteracy30s