1. The Manufacturing North & Agricultural South
A nation divided
The Manufacturing North
&
Agricultural South

2. Physical Characteristics are natural parts of the Earth’s surface.
Hot, Dry Climate
Coniferous Vegetation, Cold Climate
Mountains
Beaches
Tropical Vegetation
River
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3. What are some physical characteristics in Louisville and Kentucky?
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Falls of the Ohio
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Ohio River
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Parks (Cherokee Park)
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Mammoth Cave
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8. Appalachian Mountains
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Rolling Hills
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10. Cold Winters and Warm Summers
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11. Human characteristics are the pattern that people make on the surface of the Earth.
Religion
Housing
Land Usage
Culture
Population
Language

12. What are 3 human characteristics of Louisville and/or Kentucky?
Answer this question in your social studies notebook and share answers with a partner.
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13. What do you notice about this region?

18. Look at these maps. What do you notice?
What economic activity dominated this region in the 1800s?
Answer: Manufacturing

19. Look at these maps.
What physical & human characteristics made industry successful in this region?

20. Look at these maps. Physical:
1) Access to waterways, 2) Region is somewhat mountainous which would make it difficult for agriculture, ) Climate not optimal for agriculture

21. Look at these maps. Human: 1) Large urban areas,
2) Large population for workforce; especially immigrants, ) access to new technologies.

22. The Manufacturing North
So we’ve learned that manufacturing was the main economic activity in the North because of the physical and human characteristics of the region.
Next, we will be exploring how manufacturing affected social conditions in the North and how democratic principles changed because of manufacturing.

23. The Manufacturing North
With a partner or your table, read through the informational packet.
Look at the supporting image or pictures.
Discuss the questions for each.
Answer the questions in your social studies notebook.
Everyone must answer #3 in your notebook.
Be prepared to turn in your answers for a grade!

29. The Manufacturing North
The development of manufacturing as the North’s primary economy created changes in society.
Because of these changes in society, the promotion of democratic principles changed.
In some cases, the principles were expanded and in other cases they were limited.

30. Closing – The Manufacturing North
Answer one question in your s.s. notebook.
Identify one democratic principle and explain how it was promoted as manufacturing developed in the North. OR
Identify one democratic principle and explain how it was NOT promoted as manufacturing developed in the North.