Read Beginning Story pg. 74-75

1. Read Beginning Story pg. 74-75 • 1. Why did slave owners consider a slave who could read a threat? • 2. Why did Frederick Douglass feel broken in body, soul, and spirit when sent to the slave breaker? • 3. Why do you think he changed his name after escaping to the North?

2. I) Life in the North and South

3. A) A visit from Frederick Douglas • (don’t copy this, it is just an introduction)

4. A) A visit from Frederick Douglas • 1. Douglas thought the North was poor • (dnc)

5. A) A visit from Frederick Douglas • 1. Douglas thought the North was poor • a. No one owned slaves • (dnc)

6. A) A visit from Frederick Douglas • 1. Douglas thought the North was poor • a. No one owned slaves • b. However, he quickly realized that most people were wealthier than in the South • (dnc)

7. B) The Industrial Northeast • (now start)

8. B) The Industrial Northeast • 1. Whaling was a profitable business

9. B) The Industrial Northeast • 1. Whaling was a profitable business • a. whale oil was valuable for lamps, and other parts were used for buggy whips, and women’s corsets

10. B) The Industrial Northeast • 1. Whaling was a profitable business • a. whale oil was valuable for lamps, and other parts were used for buggy whips, and women’s corsets • 2. Trade was very profitable

11. B) The Industrial Northeast • 1. Whaling was a profitable business • a. whale oil was valuable for lamps, and other parts were used for buggy whips, and women’s corsets • 2. Trade was very profitable • a. ice was the most successful item

12. B) The Industrial Northeast • 1. Whaling was a profitable business • a. whale oil was valuable for lamps, and other parts were used for buggy whips, and women’s corsets • 2. Trade was very profitable • a. ice was the most successful item • b. it was cut from frozen ponds in the winter and shipped to the Caribbean

13. B) The Industrial Northeast • 3. Clipper ships increased trade

14. B) The Industrial Northeast • 3. Clipper ships increased trade • a. They were traveling at record speeds

15. B) The Industrial Northeast • 3. Clipper ships increased trade • a. They were traveling at record speeds • b. The Sea Witch made it from Hong Kong to NY in just 74 days (normally 6 months) Painting of the Sea Witch

16. B) The Industrial Northeast • 3. Clipper ships increased trade • a. They were traveling at record speeds • b. The Sea Witch made from Hong Kong to NY in just 74 days (normally 6 months) • 4. Industry and Inventions

17. B) The Industrial Northeast • 3. Clipper ships increased trade • a. They were traveling at record speeds • b. The Sea Witch made from Hong Kong to NY in just 74 days (normally 6 months) • 4. Industry and Inventions • a. Douglas saw that NE invented smarter and faster ways to get things done

18. B) The Industrial Northeast • 3. Clipper ships increased trade • a. They were traveling at record speeds • b. The Sea Witch made from Hong Kong to NY in just 74 days (normally 6 months) • 4. Industry and Inventions • a. Douglas saw that NE invented smarter and faster ways to get things done • b. inventions such as rubber, sewing machine, telegraphs all sped up work

19. B) The Industrial Northeast • 5. Growth of Cities

20. B) The Industrial Northeast • 5. Growth of Cities • a. the burst of inventions and industry led to the growth of big cities

21. B) The Industrial Northeast • 5. Growth of Cities • a. the burst of inventions and industry led to the growth of big cities • b. immigrants would work for very low wages (migrated to the cities)

22. B) The Industrial Northeast • 5. Growth of Cities • a. the burst of inventions and industry led to the growth of big cities • b. immigrants would work for very low wages (migrated to the cities) • c. farmers move to the city for a new opportunity

23. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 1. People of the Midwest rely upon the rich soils to make a living

24. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 1. People of the Midwest rely upon the rich soils to make a living • 2. Cyrus McCormick would advance farming with the mechanical reaper

25. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 1. People of the Midwest rely upon the rich soils to make a living • 2. Cyrus McCormick would advance farming with the mechanical reaper • a. this machine could do the work of 3 men

26. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 1. People of the Midwest rely upon the rich soils to make a living • 2. Cyrus McCormick would advance farming with the mechanical reaper • a. this machine could do the work of 3 men • b. created the installment plan

27. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 1. People of the Midwest rely upon the rich soils to make a living • 2. Cyrus McCormick would advance farming with the mechanical reaper • a. this machine could do the work of 3 men • b. created the installment plan • 1) cash down payment, then monthly payments with interest

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29. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 3. Transportation was the key to the increased population of the Midwest

30. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 3. Transportation was the key to the increased population of the Midwest • a. Chicago and Cincinnati would grow because they were on rail and water routes

31. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 3. Transportation was the key to the increased population of the Midwest • a. Chicago and Cincinnati would grow because they were on rail and water routes • b. agricultural goods would be brought to these cities and shipped east

32. C) The Agricultural Midwest • 3. Transportation was the key to the increased population of the Midwest • a. Chicago and Cincinnati would grow because they were on rail and water routes • b. agricultural goods would be brought to these cities and shipped east • c. by 1850, over 50% of the population lived east of the Appalachian Mts.

34. D) The Cotton-Growing South

35. D) The Cotton-Growing South • 1. Cotton was the leading export of the US

36. D) The Cotton-Growing South • 1. Cotton was the leading export of the US • 2. Slaves were the primary workers

37. D) The Cotton-Growing South • 1. Cotton was the leading export of the US • 2. Slaves were the primary workers • a. However, slave trade was stopped in 1808

38. D) The Cotton-Growing South • 1. Cotton was the leading export of the US • 2. Slaves were the primary workers • a. However, slave trade was stopped in 1808 • b. there were not enough slaves to go around (only ¼ of southerners owned slaves)

39. D) The Cotton-Growing South • 3. Instead of focusing on industrialization, the South focused on cotton

40. D) The Cotton-Growing South • 3. Instead of focusing on industrialization, the South focused on cotton • a. they were entirely reliant upon the North for manufactured goods