Market Revolution Crash Course History

Market Revolution Crash Course History
Students will learn about the impact of the Market Revolution
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00:01:10
When did the Market Revolution take place?
Late 17th Century
Early to mid 1800's
Early 17th Century
Late 1800's
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00:01:27
What did many people move away from in the early 1800's?
many people moved from producing goods for themselves to producing for others
All farmers moved from producing goods for themselves to producing for others
People moved away from immigrants because they were scared of them
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00:01:38
According to this video, did Hamilton or Jefferson win?
Jefferson
Hamilton
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00:01:48
What allowed for this massive shift (people moving from producing for themselves to producing for others)?
Slave labor
Improvements in transportation and communication
the agrarian ideal
The War of 1812 ended
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00:02:45
What was more important at this time, roads or canals?
Roads
Canals
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00:03:18
What made New York the US's premier port?
it linked the Great Lakes to the Hudson River
New York City is important
The New York river know connected to the Mississippi River
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00:03:40
In terms of the long-term impact, which transportation innovation was most important?
Steam
Railroads
Canals
Horses
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00:04:07
What was the most important innovation of the time?
Steam
Factories
Canal
Railroads
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00:04:39
What innovation allowed factories to be built in the midwest and not next to waterways?
Wind power
Steam power
Solar power
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00:06:03
In both cases, what did the Supreme Court encourage?
The Supreme Court encouraged economic competition
Make the Supreme Court more powerful than Big Business
The Supreme Court tried to eliminate economic competition
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00:07:06
What happened after the Market Revolution, more people went to work or stayed home to work?
stayed home to work
went to work
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00:07:37
What is the textile industry?
Clothing industry
a Factory
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00:08:18
Working hourly and for a wage undermined the idea of Freedom which is the basis for America
False
True
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00:09:20
What is Manifest Destiny?
The belief in the 1900's that it is America's God-given right to spread out over the North American continent
The belief in the 1800's that it is America's God-given right to spread out over the North American continent
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00:10:02
Many factory owners had a hard time finding workers, who did they find to fill those jobs?
Females
immigrants
slaves
males
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00:12:06
What did 'Working Men's Parties' do?
Protect the interest of the factory owners
Protect the interests of the workers
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00:12:28
Which group of people lost freedom because of the Market Revolution?
Women and Indentured Servants
Women and Slaves
Slaves and indentured servants
Men and Women
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00:13:24
Huh???
Don't worry about this part
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