Test Review: Unit 4, Part II
reasons for slow indust. growth in the South
Eli Whitney
cotton gin
King Cotton
Upper South
end of foreign slave trade
slaves to lower South
Tredegar Iron Works
statistics for slave ownership
southern defenses of slavery
field slaves
house slaves
Solomon Northup
slave life: religion, family, leisure
methods of resisting slavery
Harriet Tubman
Gabriel Prosser
Denmark Vesey
Nat Turner/Turner’s Revolt
La Amistad
free African Americans
yeoman farmers
landless southerners
middle-class slave owners
planters
Nabobs
treatment of slave
George Fitzhugh
southern life: music, diet, church, cities
life in the pre-industrial North
apprenticeship
putting-out system
Industrial Revolution
Samuel Slater
Robert Fulton/Clermont
steamboats
canals
Erie Canal
locomotives
B & O Railroad
Market Revolution
Francis Lowell
Lowell girls
Eli Whitney
cotton gin
interchangeable parts
John Hall
Eli Terry
Isaac Singer
northern middle class lifestyle
National Road
Dartmouth v. Woodward
McCulloch v. Maryland
Gibbons v. Ogden
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge
changes for women in the Ind. Revolution
changes for workers in the Ind. Revolution
strikers’ demands
Alexis de Tocqueville
Second Great Awakening
new denominations
Charles Finney and Lyman Beecher
sentimentalism
transcendentalism
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
five largest cities in 1850
“instant cities”
Irish immigration
German immigration
nativism
American Party
sanitation problems in Philadelphia
minstrel show
treatment of African Americans in the North
Workingmen’s Party
National Trades Union
political machines
Tammany Society
reasons to support reforms
temperance
supporters and opponents of temperance
American Temperance Union
Horace Mann
Catherine Beecher
Oberlin College
Female Moral Reform Society
Dorothea Dix
utopia
New Harmony
Shakers
Millerites
Oneida Community
Mormons
Joseph Smith and Brigham Young
abolition
American Colonization Society
Freedom’ Journal
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
American Antislavery Society
William Lloyd Garrison/Liberator
Frederick Douglass/North Star
Underground Railroad
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
Grimke Sisters
gag rule
Seneca Falls Convention
Declaration of Sentiments
suffrage
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
rendezvous system
Manifest Destiny
Overland Trails
Donner Party
Oregon – “Ffity-four forty or fight!”
Oregon Trail
The Whitmans
Santa Fe Trail
Tejanos
empresarios
The Austins
Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Texas Revolution
Battle of the Alamo
David Crockett
Juan Seguin
Battle of San Jacinto
Treaty of Velasco
Texas Rangers
annex
James K. Polk
Election of 1844
Zachary Taylor
US-Mexican War
US-Mexican War’s opponents
Bear Flag Revolt
Winfield Scott
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Mexican Cession
Sutter’s Mill
California Gold Rush
forty-niners
Levi Straus
money-making options in CA
Young America Movement
Wilmot Proviso
Free-Soil Party
Liberty Party
Election of 1848
There will be two free response essay questions on the test, and you must answer one of them;
two of the following topics will be considered for the essay options:
Transportation Revolution
Abolitionists and their efforts to end slavery
US Expansion between 1830 and 1850