Chapter Twelve Guided Reading

Chapter Twelve Guided Reading

American History

Chapter Twelve Guided Reading

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Sec. 1

The industrial revolution transformed the way goods were produced for the United States.

Sec. 2

The introduction of factories changed working life for many Americans.

Sec. 3

New forms of transportation improved business, travel, and communication in the United States.

Sec. 4

Advances in Technology led to new inventions that continued to change daily life and work.

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Questions for Understanding

Section 10-1

1. The Industrial Revolution was a Period of rapid growth using machines. What FIVE things helped lead to the Industrial Revolution? (p. 384-385)

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

2. EXPLAIN IN DETAIL how textiles were manufactured BEFORE the industrial Revolution and After it. (p. 385)

BEFORE:

AFTER:

3. Samuel Slater was one of the most INFLUENTIAL figures in American Industry. Please Explain the following from the information on page 386:

How England was able to control manufacturing:

How Samuel Slater and Moses Brown Changes Textile Manufacturing:

TWO reasons New England Became the Home to the Textile Industry:

4. How did Eli Whitney Revolutionize the Manufacturing of Goods in the United States (p. 387)

Briefly EXPLAIN how guns were manufactured BEFORE Eli Whitney:

Explain IN DETAIL, two ways Eli Whitney improved the production of goods:

What was Eli Whitney’s MAIN INFLUENCE in Manufacturing:

5. Explain World Industry Prior to 1812 answering the following Questions. (p. 388)

Why was Industry so SLOW to grow in the United States:

EXPLAIN FOUR reasons Britain had Cheaper Industry than the United States:

6. Explain FOUR ways the War of 1812 helped to EXPAND Industry? (p. 389)

A.

B.

C.

D.

Section 12-2

7. Who did Slater and His Partners fill jobs in their factories, why did this fail, and who did they replace the workers with? (p. 390)

Jobs:

Fail:

Replace:

8. What were TWO reasons Slater started to Employ Children and in what TWO Ways did Slater Attract Families to his Mill? (p. 391)

Children:

Families:

9. From the THREE paragraphs of the Rhode Island System EXPLAIN how factories and Cities Attracted Workers. (p.391)

Paragraph 1:

Paragraph 2:

Paragraph 3:

10. The Lowell Mills (p. 392 to 394)

How were The Lowell workers different from Slaters Factories:

What was a Lowell Workers PAY and Room and Board:

How Long did the Average Lowell worker last:

What was the typical factory Day of work like:

11. What were TWO reasons working wages lowered in the 1830’s and 1840s and what were TWO ways workers tried to improve wages and conditions? (p. 394)

Lower Wages:

Improvements:

12. Who Was Sarah G. Bagley and what was her BIGGEST Accomplishment? (p. 395)

Bagley:

Accomplishment:

Section 12-3

13. EXPLAIN THREE ways the Transportation Revolution improved trade and daily life. (p. 396)

A.

B.

C

14. Explain TWO ways the steamboat improved American life and Business. (p. 397)

A.

B.

15. What did the Supreme Court Rule in Gibbons v. Ogden and what was improved because of the decision? (p. 397)

Ruling:

Improvement:

16. Please answer the following questions about American Railroads from pages 398 to 399.

What was the BIGGEST difference between American and European Railroads?

How Did Railroads Improve Transportation:

How Did railroads improve Travel:

17. What were THREE ways the Transportation Revolution IMPROVED life in the north? (p. 400)

A.

B.

C.

18. The Railroad Industry led to new types of Fuel. Please answer the Following Questions on page 400-401.

What became a new Source for Fuel and why:

How Did This new form of fuel change lead to growth in industry:

Explain the connection of steel and coal:

How did the Steel Industry improve railroads and farming:

19. How railroads Affect The Logging Industry, the Lumber Industry, and City Growth? (p. 401)

Logging:

Lumber:

Cities:

Section 12-4

20. Answer the following Questions about Morse Code? (p. 402-403)

Explain in detail how Communication worked with Morse code:

A.

B.

C.

D.

How did the election of 1844 affect the Telegraph:

What Was the connection Between the Railroad System and the Telegraph:

21. Explain SIX ways Steam Power Changed American Society. (p. 404)

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

F.

22. How did John Deere and Cyrus McCormick Improve the farming Industry and how did BOTH of their Contributions improve farm production? (p. 404)

John Deere:

Cyrus McCormick:

Farm Production

23. Explain How the Following IMPROVED Life at Home from page 405:

Isaac Singer:

The Ice Box:

Clocks:

Two other items: