U.S. History: Market Revolution & Abolitionism

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What was a significant change in the political landscape during this period?

  • Introduction of Universal Female Suffrage
  • Development of the Second American Party System (correct)
  • Reduction of Voting Rights for White Men
  • Implementation of a Monarchical System

Which factor contributed to the economic divide between the North and South during this era?

  • Exclusively agricultural practices in the North
  • High levels of immigration to the South
  • Decline of the cotton industry in the South
  • Development of manufacturing in the North (correct)

How did the rise of abolitionism affect social and cultural dynamics in the North?

  • It unified all social classes in the North.
  • It led to a decline in evangelical Christianity.
  • It created a cultural divide among various religious groups. (correct)
  • It had no impact on the existing cultural landscape.

Which event raised significant questions about slavery in newly acquired territories?

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What was a key characteristic of the Lowell Mills during the Market Revolution?

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Flashcards

Universal White Manhood Suffrage

Expanding voting rights to all white men, regardless of property ownership.

Market Revolution

Economic changes focusing on factory production, trade, and new transportation systems.

North-South Economic Differences

The North focused on manufacturing and free labor, while the South relied on agriculture and enslaved labor.

Westward Expansion Impacts

Territorial gains and conflicts, raising questions about slavery in newly acquired lands.

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Reform Movements

Social and political movements advocating for change, including abolitionism.

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