1. CHAPTER 7

2. Section 1 Industrial Revolution
Embargo Act & war of 1812 shifted from trade
Started Pawtucket Rhode Island
textile factory
Next in Boston - All staged of cloth development

3. Economy Agriculture in the North
Farming was only for what families needed
Farmers decided to grown 2 or more and sell the rest for a profit
Did not need slaves
by 1804 most northern states voluntarily abolished slavery

4. South Cotton Invention of the Cotton Gin
Made growing cotton more profitable
Made a cotton boom
Expanded the use of slaves in the south

5. Slavery By 1820 demand for slaves rose
cotton 3,000 a year - 178,000
Slaves 700,000 to 1,200,000

6. American System Proposed by Henry Clay Develop transportation
Establishing Protective Tariff

7. Internal Improvements
Turnpikes
National Road
Erie Canal
362 Miles in 8 years
Made New York a booming City and North a huge trade center

8. SECTION 2

9. Economic Control McCulloch vs. Maryland
strengthened federal governments control over the economy

10. Nationalism Monroe tries to expand the territory & set boundaries
49th Parallel U.S. Canada boundary
Joint Occupy Oregon for 10 years
Adams-Onis Treaty gave up Florida

11. Monroe Doctrine
All outside powers were not to interfere with Western Hemisphere

12. Missouri Compromise Missouri Reached 60,000 people
Conflict - Free or slave state
Missouri Compromise
Maine Admitted as a free state & Missouri as a slave
Set dividing line 36 30'