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Review Sheet—Economic Revolution Focus on chapter 10 in your book, 298-313 in Chapter 11, and all points from class discussion. Test on Monday, April 6. Test will take 40 minutes, and will consist of multiple choice and short answers. Major themes/questions: 1.
The changes that were taking place within the nation in terms of population growth, population movement, urbanization, and the impact of immigration.
2.
The importance of the Erie Canal for the development of New York City and the Old Northwest.
3.
The changes that were taking place in transportation, business, industry, labor, and commerce as the full impact of the industrial revolution was felt in the United States.
4.
The reasons the Northeast and the Northwest tended to become more dependent on each other in the 1840s and 1850s.
5.
The vast changes taking place in the Northeast as agriculture declined while urbanization and industrialization progressed at a rapid rate.
6.
The characteristics of the greatly increased immigration of the 1840s and 1850s, and the immigrants’ effects on the development of the free states.
7.
The reasons for the appearance of the nativist movement of the 1850s.
8.
The living and working conditions of both men and women in the northern factory and on the northwestern farm.
9.
Efforts to define the role of women in society and the "cult of domesticity."
The role of the planter in the southern social and economic system. 4.
The role of the "Southern Lady" in the Old South.
5.
Who the "plain folks" were and their significance in the southern social order.
6.
The role of an enslaved people in the Southern social and economic system.
7.
The various ways in which slaves resisted slavery.
8.
The ways African Americans developed their own separate culture and how it helped sustain them under slavery.
9.
The continuing historical debate over the South, its "peculiar institution," and the effects of enslavement on African Americans.
The changes that were taking place within the nation in terms of population growth, population movement, urbanization, and the impact of immigration.
2.
The importance of the Erie Canal for the development of New York City and the Old Northwest.
3.
The changes that were taking place in transportation, business, industry, labor, and commerce as the full impact of the industrial revolution was felt in the United States.
4.
The reasons the Northeast and the Northwest tended to become more dependent on each other in the 1840s and 1850s.
5.
The vast changes taking place in the Northeast as agriculture declined while urbanization and industrialization progressed at a rapid rate.
6.
The characteristics of the greatly increased immigration of the 1840s and 1850s, and the immigrants’ effects on the development of the free states.
7.
The reasons for the appearance of the nativist movement of the 1850s.
8.
The living and working conditions of both men and women in the northern factory and on the northwestern farm.
9.
Efforts to define the role of women in society and the "cult of domesticity."
The role of the planter in the southern social and economic system. 4.
The role of the "Southern Lady" in the Old South.
5.
Who the "plain folks" were and their significance in the southern social order.
6.
The role of an enslaved people in the Southern social and economic system.
7.
The various ways in which slaves resisted slavery.
8.
The ways African Americans developed their own separate culture and how it helped sustain them under slavery.
9.
The continuing historical debate over the South, its "peculiar institution," and the effects of enslavement on African Americans.
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