Chapter 14 North and South

Which part of the world purchased large quantities of cotton from the South?

What did workers with the same skills form?

Which of the following was part of the slave codes?

What did industrial workers stage in order to change the harsh working environments?

Who were the largest group of whites in the South?

Because there were few industries, the South depended on the North for the manufactured goods.

Industrialization of the North happened in three phases.

Nearly all farmers in the South had enslaved people working for them.

In the early 1800s, it was illegal for workers to go on strike.

The languages, religions, and traditions introduced by immigrants changed American culture.

Many immigrants from which country becomes servants and factory workers?

A shortage of what would have devastating consequences for the South during the Civil War?

Before the American Revolution, farmers in the South grew a variety of crops.

Which group of Southerners measured their wealth partly by the number of their enslaved people?

Who watched over the enslaved household workers and tended to them when they became ill?

What did the thriving economy of the South depend on?

By 1860, the Midwest and the East were united by which network?

Why did enslaved people need an extended family as a measure of security?

How were most enslaved people employed on plantations?

Why did factories hire children during the early 1800s?

Who constructed the first mechanical reaper?

By 1860 the nation's railroad formed a network uniting every large city from Boston to San Fran

What was one purpose of spirituals?

What transformed trade in the nation's interior?

The save codes were also know as Nativist Laws.

Which country provided the second largest group of immigrants to the U.S. between 1820 & 1860?