The Industrialization of America, Slavery, and Reform Quiz

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The Industrialization of America, Slavery, and Reform Quiz Part 1: Fill in the chart below. Invention Inventor Purpose 1 Steamship 2 John Deere 3 Cut down wheat 4 Cotton Gin 5 Interchangeable Parts 6 Mass Production 7 Samuel Morse 8 Steam Locomotive Part 2: Short Answer 15. In 2-3 sentences explain the relationship between abolitionists and feminists. 16. How was Tennessee divided amongst the regions when it came to slavery? 17. What was the significance of Uncle Tom’s Cabin? 9. Why did cotton production and the number of slaves in the US both increase at the same time? 10. In 1-2 sentences, describe the life of a slave. 11. What was the main goal of feminists? 12. In your own words, define industrial revolution. 13. What was the Underground Railroad? 14. What were some NONVIOLENT ways that slaves fought back against slavery? 18. What document would the following quote be found on: “We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness..” 19. What is meant by the following quote: “I appear this evening as a thief and a robber. I stole this head, these limbs, this body from my master, and ran off with them.” 20. What were working conditions like for women and children working in the mills?

E A B F C D Part 3: Visual Sources. 21. How are the two dwellings in pictures A and B different? 22. Who would have lived in these houses? 23. How do you think living conditions of plantation owners and slaves differ? A B 24. What is picture E showing? What TYPE do you think it is? 25. Which of the pictures is a warning? 26. How are pictures C and D related? 27. What does picture F warn the colored people of Boston about? F Part 4: Complete the chart by placing an X on all parts of Reform Movements the person was a part of (could be one or several) Abolitionist Feminist Health Reform Education Reform 28 Lucretia Mott 29 Sojourner Truth 30 The Grimke Sisters 31 Elizabeth Cady Stanton 32 Susan B. Anthony 33 William Lloyd Garrison 34 Frederick Douglass 35 Dorthea Dix 36 Horace Mann C D