Industry & Growth
Industrial Revolution Tech- nology Hodge Podge Sectional- ism Famous People War of 1812 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000
Industrial Revolution (200) The industrial revolution began in this country. England
Industrial Revolution (400) Factory owners hired these people because they would work for little pay. Women & children
Industrial Revolution (600) These investors provided money to construct factories. capitalists
Industrial Revolution (800) The name for the group of investors that built Lowell’s mill. Boston Associates
Industrial Revolution (1000) The location of the first textile mill in the United States. Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Technology (200) This invention made cleaning cotton faster, easier, and more profitable. Cotton gin
Technology (400) This man-made waterway ran 350 miles across the state of New York. Erie Canal
Technology (600) These bumpy roads were made of logs to prevent wagons from getting stuck in the mud. Corduroy roads
Technology (800) He invented the first commercial steamboat. Robert Fulton
Technology (1000) The name of the first steamboat, which sailed on the Hudson River in 1807. The Clermont
The nickname for Congressmen who supported going to war with England. War of 1812 (200) The nickname for Congressmen who supported going to war with England. Hawks
The treaty that ended the war was signed in this Belgian city. War of 1812 (1000) The treaty that ended the war was signed in this Belgian city. Ghent
The battle for this key city made General Andrew Jackson famous. War of 1812 (600) The battle for this key city made General Andrew Jackson famous. New Orleans
War of 1812 (800) He was the President during the War of 1812. James Madison
One reason the United States declared war on England in 1812. War of 1812 (400) One reason the United States declared war on England in 1812. Revenge for taking ships England was arming Native Americans Wanted to annex Canada Wanted to take over Florida
Hodge Podge (200) A tax on foreign goods to make them more expensive than U.S. products. tariff
The National Road was paid for by… Hodge Podge (400) The National Road was paid for by… Congress (federal government)
The charter for this financial institution expired in 1811. Hodge Podge (600) The charter for this financial institution expired in 1811. Bank of the United States
Hodge Podge (800) Congress passed this law in 1807 which restricted trade with European nations. Embargo Act
Hodge Podge (1000) Andrew Jackson invaded Florida to prevent this tribe from raiding American settlements. Seminoles
Sectionalism (200) This region opposed protective tariffs because it had few factories. South
Sectionalism (400) Representing New Hampshire, he became one of the most important speakers in the nation. Daniel Webster
This South Carolina senator favored states’ rights and slavery. Sectionalism (600) This South Carolina senator favored states’ rights and slavery. John C. Calhoun
Sectionalism (800) People living in this region generally opposed the War of 1812 and territorial expansion. North
Sectionalism (1000) This term refers to the movement of people from farms to cities, which occurred most in the North. Urbanization
Famous People (200) This president warned European nations not to interfere in the affairs of North and South America. James Monroe
Famous People (400) He wrote the “Star-spangled Banner.” Francis Scott Key
Famous People (600) He memorized the design plans for a British textile mill before coming to America. Samuel Slater
Famous People (800) His company started an entire town around textile mills in Massachusetts. Francis Cabot Lowell
Famous People (1000) He was the governor of New York who wanted to build a canal stretching across his state. De Witt Clinton
Final Jeopardy The name for Henry Clay’s economic plan which included tariffs and federal money for transportation.