Chapter 11-13 Flashcards

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Mass production

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When products are made on powered machines instead of hand made

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What is the industrial revolution?

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A change in the way products are manufactured

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Who was the first nation to develop the factory system? And what did they make?

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Great Britain and they made textiles

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Who is Samuel Slater

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He memorized the plans for a textile mill and built one in Rhode Island

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What are interchangeable parts? And who made them?

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Parts that are exactly alike and were made by Eli Whitney

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Where did workers move?

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Cities because farm machinery improved and farms needed fewer workers. Immigrants also came to cities to escape poverty

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Who did migration have a tragic impact on?

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The Native Americans

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What is Manifest Destiny

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The belief that Americans are destined by god to control North America.

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What changes in the speed and convenience of travel affected economic life in America?

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Improved roads, canals, steamboats, railroad travel.

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What was the American system?

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Henry Clay’s plan to tie the nation together politically and economically through government-funded internal improvement such as bridges, roads, canals.

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Why did the southerners oppose the American System?

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Because it mostly benefitted the north and west. The tariffs and raised prices hurt southern exports.

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How did the Transportation Revolution benefit everyone?

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Quicker transportation meant lower transportation costs, this meant lower prices overall, goods could go farther without spoiling, and farmers could sell goods across the country.

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Why were steam engines useful?

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Because now they could travel uprivers easier

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What are canals?

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Man-made rivers used for shipping and transportation

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Erie canal

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It connected lake erie to the Hudson river connecting NYC to the Atlantic ocean.

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Who did Jackson distrust

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He distrusted Eastern wealth, business, banking, and monopolies

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Why was he called the Hero of the Common Man?

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Because he was a self-made man and his fame came from the war

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Why did Jackson become a symbol for new growth of the democracy?

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Because he supported voting rights for all men

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Jackson supported rotation in office, what did his enemies call it?

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The Spoil System

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Why did Jackson oppose internal improvment?

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Because he thought it only benefitted one part of the country

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Why did he oppose the Bank of the US?

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Because he felt it benefitted eastern bankers but hurt state banks

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Why did the South Easterners want the Native American’s land?

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Because it was valuable for growing cotton

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What was the Supreme Court’s decision on Worcester v. Georgia?

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They would let the Cherokee stay and form their own nation

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Where did the Cherokees move?

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Indian territory (modern day Oklahoma)

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What was the Cherokee's march known as?
The trail of tears
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What were the 3 leading causes of death on the Trail of Tears?
Disease, hunger, and exposure
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How did Jackson kill the Bank?
He took all the federal deposits out of the Bank and put it into state banks
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How was the Panic of 1837 caused?
The states lent too much money and it began inflation