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6. Organized effort to improve the political, legal, and economic status of American women

7. Women’s rights movement

8. Organized attempts to improve conditions of life

9. Social reform

10. Total ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol

11. prohibition

12. Widespread starvation

13. famine

14. Machines, using water and steam power, replace human workers

15. Industrial revolution

16. Workers and machinery are together in one place rather than separate locations

17. Factory System

18. Right of women to vote

19. Women’s suffrage

20. People who wanted to preserve the country for white, American-born Protestants

21. nativists

22. Free schools supported by taxes

23. Public schools

24. Denial of equal rights or equal treatment to certain groups of people

25. discrimination

26. People who invest capital, or money, in a business to make a profit

27. capitalists

28. Brought factory workers into a town where workers could live with basic amenities

29. Lowell System

30. Channel that is dug across land and filled with water

31. canal

32. Device used to send electric signals as messages over long distances

33. telegraph

34. Growth of cities due to movement of people from rural areas to cities

35. urbanization

36. Effort to end alcohol abuse

37. Temperance movement

38. Denied African- Americans basic rights and controlled every aspect of their lives

39. Slave codes

40. How did the Industrial Revolution affect some children in America?

41. Many young children worked in factories

42. Slavery and cotton growing were closely linked because

43. Slaves were needed to plant and harvest the cotton

44. Provide an example of discrimination

45. Many answers…

46. Why did Irish immigrants meet hostility from Americans?

47. Nativists wanted to keep America for white Protestants

48. How did cotton production change between 1790 and 1820, and why?

49. It increased sharply as a result of the cotton gin

50. What was a major advantage of railroads compared to other kinds of transportation?

51. More reliable and could be built almost anywhere

52. True/False: The Second Great Awakening encouraged people to reform themselves and society.

53. True

54. True/False: Women won the right to vote during the Second Great Awakening

55. False – they didn’t win the vote until the 1900s

56. True/False: Women began to argue for increased rights for African Americans because they were working in factories

57. False: Women argued for increased rights for themselves

58. True/False: German immigrants came to the U.S. because of the Great Potato Famine

59. False – Irish came because of the Potato Famine

60. True/False: The Erie Canal made it possible for ships to get from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes

61. True

62. Describe factory conditions during the beginning of the Industrial Revolution until reform in the 1900s.

63. Poorly lit, bad air quality, no breaks, dangerous machines, 12-14 hour shifts

64. Why were children often used in factories? 2 reasons

65. They could help support the family; could be used for small spaces

66. Make your wager

67. How did the industrial revolution change the relationship between the north and south?

68. As the north became more industrial, they needed more cotton from the south to feed its textile mills – the North’s wealth relied upon the South’s slave system