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How were factories during
the early industrial revolution powered?
Category #1 Question 400
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What Massachusetts city was named for one of the earliest
developers of textile factories?
Category #1 Question 600
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Who stole plans for textile machines and
sold them to Americans, thereby
starting the American Industrial
Revolution?
Category #1 Question 800
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Name three inventions that
were important to the industrial
revolution.
Category #1 Question 1000
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What were two positive aspects of working in textile
factories for young women? What were
two negative aspects?
Category #2 Question 200
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Define cash crop. Give two examples from
the South in the 1800s.
Category #2 Question 400
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Define textile.
Category #2 Question 600
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Define yeoman farmer.
Category #2 Question 800
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Define abolitionist
. Name one
abolitionist.
Category #2 Question 1000
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Define social
reformer. Give three examples.
Category #3 Question 200
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How did the cotton gin affect slavery in the South?
Category #3 Question 400
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List three hardships
slaves faced.
Category #3 Question 600
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List three punishment
s slaves could
endure for running away.
Category #3 Question 800
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List three reasons white Southerners
gave for supporting
slavery.
Category #3 Question 1000
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Name two slaves who
led rebellions.
Category #4 Question 200
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What is the name for the network of safe houses
slaves followed to
escape to the North?
Category #4 Question 400
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What document was created in upstate New York in 1848 demanding women’s rights?
Category #4 Question 600
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Name three women’s
rights advocates.
Category #4 Question 800
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Which abolitionist
published the newspaper The Liberator that demanded the end of slavery?
Category #4 Question 1000
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Name four reform
movements.
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Define industrial revolution.
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Water power
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Lowell
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Samuel Slater
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mechanical reaper, lightweight steel plow, steam boat, steam locomotive, clipper ship, and
more.
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Plants grown to sell for money.
Examples are cotton and tobacco.
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Fabric or cloth.
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Owner of a small plot of land who plants, usually
without any slaves.
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Ending slavery.
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Someone who wants to change what is unjust or
imperfect in society. Many
reformers will be accepted.
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It increased the number of slaves
because it became cheaper
to produce cotton, and planters wanted more
slaves to work in cotton fields.
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whipping, branding,
crippling, selling away, and
death.
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accepted.
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Gabriel Prosser, Denmark Vesey, and
Nat Turner
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The Underground
Railroad
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The Declaration ofSentiments
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Anthony.
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William Lloyd Garrison
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Prison reform, mental health
reform, education reform,
temperance, abolition, and
women’s rights.
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The social and economic changes that occur when
manufacturing shifts from homes and small shops to
factories.
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