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STAAR review Industrial Revolution and Reform movements
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U.S. History, 8th grade, Industrial Revolution
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1
This author is associated with what group?
Transcendentalist
Republicans
early abolitionists
Hudson River School
2
Which was not an effect of the building of the Erie Canal?
More factories could ship goods faster and cheaper
Large cities were built along the canal
New York became a wealthy city because of trade
Many Irish immigrants were used to dig the canal
3
Which was not a characteristic of the Second Great Awakening?
It sparked social reform
Political parties
people focused on living a moral life
Religious movement
4
Which of the following was not a characteristic of the Transportation Revolution?
The invention of the car
Inventions like the railroad and steamboat
Movement became faster and cheaper
a change in the way people & goods moved
5
this invention increased the spread of slavery in the south
steamboat
steel plow
spinning jenny
cotton gin
6
What type of economic changes occurred because of the transportation revolution?
Women and children began working outside of the home
People were buying goods instead of making them
People moved into cities to work in factories
People made most of what they owned
7
Which one was NOT an abolitionist
Walt Whitman
William Lloyd Garrison
Fredrick Douglass
Sojourner Truth
8
Which reformer improved education?
William Lloyd Garrison
Horace Mann
Dorthea Dix
Fredrick Douglass
9
Why did most Irish immigrants come to the U.S. during this time?
famine (potato blight)
they didn't want to live under a king
higher paying jobs
friendly people
10
What was the result
Banned alcohol
instituting private universities for women
increased women in social reform
changed laws on voting
11
Who helped to settle the great plains with his invention that could cut through the clay soil?
Eli Whitney
John Bessemer
John Deer
Walt Whitman
12
What is a factory system?
produce raw material, British make products to resell to US
famers grow crops to be shipped to Britian
Bringing together of machines and workers to produce goods
Industrialization
13
How did the innovation in this picture affect the U.S. economy?
transporting workers from the south to the north
decreasing the need for canals
reducing the costs of western settlements
allowing for the more efficient movement of goods
14
These innovations resulted in what?
high consumer cost
less consumer choice
more efficient production of goods
less consumer choice
15
Who wrote the book that was banned in the south and opened the eyes of northerners on slavery?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Tubman
Susan B. Anthony
Harriet Beecher Stowe
16
Which reformer was known as the conductor of the Underground Railroad?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Soujorner Truth
Harriet Tubman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
17
Which reformer made hospital and prison reform?
Susan B. Anthony
Clara Barton
Florence Nightingale
Dorthea Dix
18
what was not a result of the Industrial Revolution on the culture of the U.S.
New political parties formed
Influx of immigrants
Urbanization and the growth of cities
women working outside the home
19
What did freedom of speech and press play in the abolition movement?
people in the north encouraged slavery
People spoke out on issues they saw as unfair
southern people spoke out against slavery
people were not allowed to speak out against slavery
20
Interchangeable parts meant that products could be assembled faster. Who invented this?
Edgar Alan Poe
John Deer
Eli Whitney
Henry David Thoreau
21
This document was presented in the Senaca Falls Convention to insure rights for women?
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Bill of Women's Rights
Declaration of Sentiments
22
This movement encouraged the ban of the sale, distribution and consumption of alcohol.
Abolition
Temperance
Alcoholism
23
What was not a way that the Industrial Revolution changed life in America?
Goods were more expensive
women and children worked outside the home
It changed the way goods were made
people moved into cities to work in factories
24
This speaker is most associated with what movement
stopping the western spread of slavery
encouraging the consumption, sale & distribution of alcohol.
ending slavery
limiting immigration
25
What kind of paintings were Hudson River School known for?
Still life
modern
Landscapes
abstract
26
Which on was not a women's rights reformer
Harriett Tubman
Lucritia Mott
Sojorner Truth
Elizabeth Cady Stanton