Chapter 7 section 2

Outline Chapter 7 section 2 for notes

1. The ____________ increased prices on imported goods.

Tariff of 1816

2. The __________ made it easier to separate seeds from fibers.

Cotton gin

3. _________________is the money needed to build factories.

Capital

4. Workers formed _________________ to seek mutual goals.

Labor unions

5. ___________ campaigned for laws to discourage immigration.

Nativist

6. Which of the following helped the North industrialize? A. Fewer rivers B. Less capital C. More workers D. Better farmland

C. More workers

7. Industrialization in the North caused A. workers to move to suburbs. B. A middle class to emerge. C. Artisans’ wages to increase. D. Labor unions to disband.

B. A middle class to emerge.

8. In the mid-1800s, most immigrants A. Distrusted Catholic institutions B. Moved to the South C. Were Protestant D. Came from Ireland and Germany

D. Came from Ireland and Germany

9. Which of the following contributed to the growth of “King Cotton”? A. A shift from tobacco to wheat cultivation. B. the influx of immigrant workers to the South C. Western expansion into new fertile lands. D. The abolition of the slave trade.

C. Western expansion into new fertile lands.

10. As agriculture became entrenched in the South, A. Planters built plantation schools to educate enslaved workers B. Entrepreneurs built new factories to meet rising consumer demand C. Southern whites began to doubt the benefits of slavery. D. The South became too dependent on one crop, limiting development.

D. The South became too dependent on one crop, limiting development.