369. Which invention did NOT contribute A. a majority of the railroads went through the directly to the industrialization of the United city. States during the period of western B. no major railroad went through the city. expansion? C. the longest railroad line ended there. A. cotton gin D. all the railroads ended there. B. mechanical reaper 373. Who invented the cotton gin? C. Franklin pot-bellied stove A. McCormick D. water-powered spinning machine B. Eli Whitney 372. Atlanta at one time was called Terminus C. Howe because D. John A. The inventions decreased the need for slaves. B. The inventions gave farmers more leisure time. C. The inventions increased the cost of farm products. D. The inventions allowed farmers to work larger farms. 381. How did Eli Whitney’s invention influence the growth of slavery in the South? A. It made it easier for slaves to pick cotton. B. It increased the profits from growing cotton. C. It made it easier to produce cloth from cotton. D. It replenished the soil so that more cotton could be grown. 374. The cotton gin was used to A. pick cotton. 387. Which statement does NOT describe the B. plant cotton. North’s position on states’ rights? C. turn cotton into thread. A. States should obey the laws passed by D. separate the seeds from the cotton fiber. Congress. B. All political decisions should be made to 376. Who invented the reaper? benefit the entire country. A. Elias Howe C. The interests of the national government B. Cyrus McCormick should take precedence over the states. C. James Rumsey D. Politicians from states like Maine or New D. Eli Whitney York cannot relate to the needs of states like 377. How did the cotton gin and reaper affect Georgia or South Carolina. Georgia farmers? Uncle Tom’s Cabin 388. was written by 389. According to the provisions of the A. Harriet Beecher Stowe. Missouri Compromise, what was admitted B. Angelina Grimke. as a C. William Lloyd Garrison. free state? D. Frederick Douglass. A. California B. Kansas
369. Which invention did NOT contribute directly to the industrialization of the United States during the period of western expansion? A. cotton gin B. mechanical reaper C. Franklin pot-bellied stove D. water-powered spinning machine 372. Atlanta at one time was called Terminus because A. a majority of the railroads went through the city. B. no major railroad went through the city. C. the longest railroad line ended there. D. all the railroads ended there. 373. Who invented the cotton gin? A. McCormick B. Eli Whitney C. Howe D. John 374. The cotton gin was used to A. pick cotton. B. plant cotton. C. turn cotton into thread. D. separate the seeds from the cotton fiber. 376. Who invented the reaper? A. Elias Howe B. Cyrus McCormick C. James Rumsey D. Eli Whitney 377. How did the cotton gin and reaper affect Georgia farmers? A. The inventions decreased the need for slaves. B. The inventions gave farmers more leisure time. C. The inventions increased the cost of farm products. D. The inventions allowed farmers to work larger farms. 381. How did Eli Whitney’s invention influence the growth of slavery in the South? A. It made it easier for slaves to pick cotton. B. It increased the profits from growing cotton. C. It made it easier to produce cloth from cotton. D. It replenished the soil so that more cotton could be grown. 387. Which statement does NOT describe the North’s position on states’ rights? A. States should obey the laws passed by Congress. B. All political decisions should be made to benefit the entire country. C. The interests of the national government should take precedence over the states. D. Politicians from states like Maine or New York cannot relate to the needs of states like Georgia or South Carolina. 388. Uncle Tom’s Cabin was written by A. Harriet Beecher Stowe. B. Angelina Grimke. C. William Lloyd Garrison. D. Frederick Douglass. 389. According to the provisions of the Missouri Compromise, what was admitted as a free state? A. California B. Kansas
unit-1-review-warm-up.docx