5 Written Questions

1. it protects private institutions from state domination
2. should be kept reasonably high to protect against foreign competition
3. the steamboat
4. the balance in the number of free and slave states, and prohibition of slavery north of 36° 30'
5. the great lakes to New York City

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Women began working in the clothing factories
   1. Henry Clay promoted that tariffs:
   2. Immigrants often stayed in urban areas because:
   3. The Missouri Compromise resulted in:
   4. One result of improved farm equipment in the 1840s was that
2. slavery
   1. Henry Clay promoted that tariffs:
   2. The Missouri Compromise resulted in:
   3. The "Father of the Factory System" is:
   4. The "peculiar institution" that became problematic for the nation was:
3. an era of elevation of the Judicial Branch over the Legislative Branch
   1. The Missouri Compromise resulted in:
   2. The "Father of the Factory System" is:
   3. Immigrants often stayed in urban areas because:
   4. Marshall's reign as a Supreme Court Justice can be best describes as:
4. import restrictions during the War of 1812
   1. Which of the following BEST describes the cause of the rise of manufacturing in the United States?
   2. Which of the following was the first economical transportation source used to ship bulky goods across great distances in America
   3. One result of improved farm equipment in the 1840s was that
   4. The "Father of the Factory System" is:

4 True/False Questions

1. The Harbinger, "Female Workers of Lowell" (1836):What statement best translates the theme of this excerpt? → Samuel Slater

   True        False

2. Young women and children were hired at Lowell mills mainly because they: → they had no money to move beyond the city

   True        False

3. Immigrants often stayed in urban areas because: → should be kept reasonably high to protect against foreign competition

   True        False

4. The "Father of the Factory System" is: → the balance in the number of free and slave states, and prohibition of slavery north of 36° 30'

   True        False