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Preisinger History 7

Chapter 12 & 13 Test

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History 7 Chapter 12 & 13 Test Mr. Preisinger
John Deere invented this... Steel Plow
Machine that removes seeds from cotton and revolutionized the production of cotton in South Cotton Gin
Wealthiest members of southern society... Planters
He created the water frame in 1769... Richard Arkwright
Unfair treatment of a group... Discrimination
Some wealthy white southerners attempted to use this to justify their position in society... Religion
System of hiring families that Samuel Slater started... Rhode Island System
Strict laws that controlled slaves... Slave Codes
Two nations that most immigrants came from in the mid-1800s... Ireland & Germany
Average workday at textile mills... 12-14 hours
What percent of white Southerners owned slaves? 1/3
This group made up the largest number of white people in the South during the early 1800's... Yeomen Farmers
Souths most valued trade partner... Great Britain
Stories with a moral. Used to to teach how to survive slavery... Folktales
Employee refusal to work if demands are not met... Strike
He created the Cotton Gin... Eli Whitney
Identical machine parts... Interchangeable parts
Production of large number of identical goods... Mass Production
Owners of small farms in South... Yeomen Farmers
Emotional Christian songs... Spirituals
What country did the Industrial Revolution start? Great Britain
Skilled British mechanic, opened his first mill in 1793... Samuel Slater
This was the first important invention in the Industrial Revolution... Water Frame
Region from South Carolina to Texas... Cotton Belt
SHORT ANSWER QUESTION... Choose one: The Rhode Island System or The Lowell System. Who worked there? How long were the work days? Describe the system you choose. (4 points)
SHORT ANSWER QUESTION... What was the Cotton Boom in the 1800's? Who started it? Describe the event. (4 points)
How many miles of railroad in the U.S by 1860? 30,000
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