SS Quiz Week of May 21

The definition of an industrial revolution is dramatic changes in the way people worked and lived in the 1800s as a result of the shift of ______ labor to _______ labor and human and animal power to ________ power and steam engines.

How would you notice a mill area in Andover today?

Name the factors needed for industrialization.

Who provided the capital for New England to be able to industrialize?

Who provided the labor and market demand in New England?

What provided the power for industrialization in New England?

Wool from farms and cotton from Southern plantations provided what?(New England)

What made great advances in communication?(New England)

What provided the transportation? (New England)

The plans stolen by Samuel Slater and later individual innovation provided what? (New England)

What provided the favorable government?(New England)

What does the word standardized mean?

What does the word customized mean?

What does mass production mean?

What does the word productivity mean?

Why was there a spike in immigration from 1840-1860?

Why was there a spike in immigration from 1860-1880?

What restrictions were put in place from 1900-1920?

Was there a drop or a spike of immigration during WWI?

Create a story or many sentences using these words: Assimilation, immigration, emigration, greenhorn, legal immigrant, migration, naturalization, quota system.

Was a famine a push or a pull?

Was freedom a push or a pull?

Name two more pushes. (Could be anything that makes sense, but doesn't have to be on our list)

Name two more pulls. (Could be anything that makes sense, but doesn't have to be on our list)

Why did Irish immigrants come to America?

Irish immigrants were allowed in but there was a lack of acceptance because many Americans distrusted the ______ and ___________.

What developed to cut back on immigration?

Catholicism was still an issue up to ____________.

Why did Chinese immigrants come to America?

The Chinese immigrants were allowed in but racism and prejudice developed quickly because of their physical and _________ differences.

This backlash led to first immigration restrictions in the US law which was the Chinese _______ Act and it cut back on numbers dramatically.

Nativists "___________ for America" pushed for more restrictions

What were the goals of the care for mental illness movement?

Who was the most important person in the mental illness reform?

Dorothea Dix persuaded most legislatures to treat mentally ill people as ________ rather than criminals.

What was the goal of the prison reform?

Who was involved in the prison reform movement?

What progress was made in the prison reform?

What were the goals of the temperance movement?

Who was involved in the temperance movement?

What were the goals of the education reform?

Who was involved in the education reform?

What progress was made for public schools?

What progress was made for African Americans?

What progress was made for special needs children?

Did women have many rights during and before the 1800's?

Susan B. Anthony fought for women's __________ rights, worked for women's equal rights and helped create a women political movement. She also helped establish a powerful force within Washington to petition for an ________________ recognizing women's rights.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton was the leading critic of legal and cultural forms of women's ______________ and demanded for women to have the right to vote.

Sojourner Truth fought to abolish slavery and to emancipate _______.

Describe what this excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments means and say if it has been redressed. "He has not ever permitted her to exercise her inalienable right to the elective franchise. He has compelled her to submit to laws, in the formation of which she had no voice."

Describe what this excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments means and say if it has been redressed."He has not ever permitted her to exercise her inalienable right to the elective franchise. E has compelled her to submit to laws, in the formation of which she had no voice."

Describe what this excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments means and say if it has been redressed. "He has monopolized nearly all the profitable employments, and from those she is permitted to follow, she receives but a scanty remuneration."

Describe what this excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments means and say if it has been redressed. "He has denied her the facilities for obtaining a thorough education—all colleges being closed against her."

Describe what this excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments means and say if it has been redressed. "He has created a false public sentiment by giving to the world a different code of morals for men and women..."