'Cotton kingdom' diaporamas de présentation

Balancing Nationalism & Sectionalism

The Era of Good Feelings. Balancing Nationalism & Sectionalism. The Story of Eli Whitney . Creates technology that makes it possible use interchangeable parts. Before- 300 guns per year. After -2000 guns per year. Section 1: Regional Economies Create Differences.

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People. Vocabulary Part 1. Cotton Kingdom. Life in the South. Vocabulary. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500.

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Life in the Southern United States: 1820-1860

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The Presidency of James Monroe

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Review for Quiz

Review for Quiz. 22a, 22b, Cotton Kingdom, Mill Times. This was trading of slaves within the United States. Slave families could and were broken apart for profit. Internal Slave Trade. This was the bringing of slaves from Africa on ships, to the U.S., but was outlawed in 1808.

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Chapter 7- Balancing Nationalism and Sectionalism

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North and South

North and South. Chapter 14 pp. 406 - 429. Section 1: Industry in the North. Main Idea: As the Northern economy grew, new inventions and faster transportation changed the way goods were manufactured and shipped. New Inventions.

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HTY 232: Civil War

HTY 232: Civil War. Part II: Slavery in antebellum America Constitutional protections, the economic revitalization of slave labor: cotton gin and textile manufacturing, development of the cotton kingdom, the internal slave trade. The Constitution. Compromises in the Constitution: Trade

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African American History

African American History. I. Southern Cotton Kingdom. A. Rise of the Cotton Kingdom. Area south of PA and north of SC and east of the Appalachian Mts. was known as the_____________. By 1850 the population shifted inland and south to the area known as the ___________.

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Market Revolution

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The Development of Georgia

The Development of Georgia. 1789-1840. 1784 The General Assembly set aside forty thousand acres to establish a place for learning. Abraham Baldwin wrote the charter and the legislature approved it in 1785.

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Objective 2.03

Objective 2.03 . Distinguish between the economic and social issues that led to sectionalism and nationalism. Samuel Morse. Invented the electromagnetic telegraph in 1837. Eli Whitney. Invented the Cotton Gin in 1792 and the concept of interchangeable parts in 1801. John Deere.

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Sec. 3: Cotton Becomes King

Sec. 3: Cotton Becomes King. 4 Key Questions (see handout). 1. How did the cotton gin affect the growth of slavery? 2. Why did cotton planters move westward? 3. What was the main difference between the North and the South?

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Chapter 9.1: Southern Cotton Kingdom

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Rise of the Cotton Kingdom

Rise of the Cotton Kingdom. Upper South. Maryland, Virginia, and N. Carolina Produced tobacco, hemp, wheat, and vegetables. Deep South. Georgia, S. Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas Rice, Sugarcane, and Cotton (depended upon cotton) Slavery very prominent

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America in the making

America in the making. Overview. The problem of slaves brought out the best and the worst out of some. The issue of slaves had one way or another to increase tension, until it finally lead to war. The Cotton Kingdom.

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The South

The South. The Cotton Kingdom. The Southern ___________________ Largely Conservative saw little need for manufacturing or ______________________ Led to growth of _______________________ Few large cities only ________________________compared to northern cities. Economy. trade.

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Causes of the Civil War

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Slaves of the Slave System

By: Michelle Emedo. Slaves of the Slave System. Economic Structure of the South. Increasing monopolistic As land wore thin, many small farmers sold their holdings to more prosperous neighbors and went north or west.

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