Chapter 13-The North and The South

Jun 25, 2012

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I. Comparing the North and South. A. Technology and Industry1. IndustrializationDivided tasksBuilt factoriesUsed machinesTextile industry2. TransportationRobert Fulton: steamboatCanals and RoadsClipper Ships. . A. Technology and Industry cont.. 3. Locomotives and the Railway NetworkPeter C

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Chapter 13-The North and The South

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Chapter Twelve The Divided North, The Divided South

Chapter Twelve The Divided North, The Divided South. America and Its Peoples: A Mosaic In The Making , 5 th ed. Martin, Roberts, Mintz, McMurry, and Jones. Agriculture and Industry, 1850. Cotton Textile Industry. Immigration, 1841-1860. Immigration by Country of Origin, 1840-1860.

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Chapter 13 RECONSTRUCTION AND THE NEW SOUTH

Chapter 13 RECONSTRUCTION AND THE NEW SOUTH. Section 1: Presidential Reconstruction Section 2: Congressional Reconstruction Section 3: Reconstruction in the South Section 4: The New South. Section 1: Presidential Reconstruction. Objectives:.

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Chapter 13 North and South (1820-1860)

Chapter 13 North and South (1820-1860). Section 1 The North’s Economy. Chapter Time Line. Chapter Time Line. Section 1-Polling Question. A B C D. Which do you think is the most important innovation of the 1800s? A. The expanding railway system B. Faster communication

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Chapter 13 North and South (1820-1860)

Chapter 13 North and South (1820-1860). Section 2 The North’s People. Section 2-Polling Question. A B C D. What do you think is the most important reason people came to the United States from Europe? A. To find freedom and liberty B. To find more abundant jobs

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CHAPTER 13 Reconstruction and the New South

CHAPTER 13 Reconstruction and the New South. Section 1 PRESIDENTIAL RECONSTRUCTION. A. Old South Destroyed. Mass destruction on the South, many buildings in ruins Southern economy – Tens of thousands of Confederate veterans looking for jobs and

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North and South Chapter 14

North and South Chapter 14. Text. Bell Ringer Use the timeline and map on 406-407. What effects did the cotton gin have? Who patented the telegraph? Name three industries in the North. What were some of the major agricultural products in the South?. Bell Ringer. Turn to page 420.

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Chapter 20: Girding for War: The North and the South

Chapter 20: Girding for War: The North and the South . 1861-1865. The Menace of Secession What did Lincoln say in his inaugural address? What controversies would uncontested secession cause? Why would European imperialists be excited if the United States broke into two?

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North and South – Ch 13

North and South – Ch 13. 1820 – 1860 (Reminder – 1800 Industrial Rev began in U.S.). North. South. Tariffs: Support – encourage Americans to buy Amer goods Nat’l Bank: Support – encouraged trade/manufacturing (capital for businesses).

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Chapter 13- The South

Chapter 13- The South. The SOUTH’S ECONOMY. COTTON WAS KING Colonial times (rice, indigo, tobacco) Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin Upper South- corn, tobacco, wheat, hemp, and vegetables (MD, VA, NC) Deep South- COTTON …rice and sugarcane in some areas (GA, SC, AL, MS, LA, TX, FL).

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The North and the South

The North and the South. A Comparison. Economy of South. Economy based on agriculture Most white southerners worked on small farms, but a few owned plantations and used slaves to grow crops like tobacco and rice

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The North And The South

The North And The South. Pre-Civil War Mr. Collins. Geography Of The North. From Maine to Iowa the North had a variety of climates and natural features. Northerners adapted to these differences by creating different industries.

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Chapter 13 - South

Chapter 13 - South. Section 2 – Southern Society. Southern Society & Culture. During the first half of the 1800s, only about 1/3 of white southern families had slaves. Fewer families had plantations. Planters. Wealthiest members Show off wealth/live simply More power and wealth than yeomen

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The North and South

The North and South. KNOWING THE COMPETITION!. The North- The United States of America. Knicknames : Federals Yankees The Union Blue Bellies National Songs: Star Spangled Banner, Rally Round The Flag, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Yankee Doodle. The North- The United States of America.

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Chapter 13: The South Study Guide

Chapter 13: The South Study Guide. Mrs. Miller United States History. Quote: “I desire above all things to be a ‘Farmer’. It is the most honest, upright, and sure way of securing all the comforts of life” – A young Georgia Man.

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Chapter 13 Reconstruction and the New South

Chapter 13 Reconstruction and the New South. 13.2 Congressional Reconstruction. I. The Moderates v. the Radicals. Moderates- 1. restore the Union 2. keep former Confederates out of gov. 3. some civil equality Supporters of African American suffrage radicals- freedman right to vote

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The North and South Poles

The North and South Poles. Grade 5 Unit 5 Week 1. Strategy Generate Questions. Skill Identify Problem and Solution. Strategies and Skills. abandon. To leave and not return. dismantle. Broke into small pieces. expedition. Journey with a specific purpose. frigid. Very cold.

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The Renaissance North and South

The Renaissance North and South . Basic Ideas. Meaning of Renaissance Giorgio Vasari French historians Humanism Study of Classical texts and art Petrarch Vernacular Time line Locations Italy Northern Europe . The Italian States. Renaissance Italy . Not unified Public service

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CHAPTER 13: LIFE IN THE NORTH AND SOUTH (1789-1860)

CHAPTER 13: LIFE IN THE NORTH AND SOUTH (1789-1860). SHARLANA, SORINA, ARYELLE, ALIVIA, AND JADA. Vocabulary. Cotton gin- a machine used for separating cotton from its seeds . Planter - a manager or owner of a plantation . Spiritual - pertaining to, or consisting of spirit .

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Chapter 13: Reconstruction and the New South

Chapter 13: Reconstruction and the New South. Section 3: Reconstruction in the South. Pages: 415-419. Reconstruction in the South. African American Activism (415) With the passage of the Reconstruction Acts by Congress, African Americans saw a new era beginning.

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The North and South

The North and South. Chapter 12 Notes. Essential Question. What was the effect on and the reaction of workers to changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution? Intro - 1700s Europeans/Americans lived/worked farms - Populations rose = increase demand for goods

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Chapter 13: Reconstruction and the New South

Chapter 13: Reconstruction and the New South. 1865-1900. Section 1: Presidential Reconstruction. Pages: 402-406. Presidential Reconstruction. The North, the Union, wins the Civil War!!

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Chapter 13 – The South

Chapter 13 – The South. Section Notes. Video. Growth of the Cotton Industry Southern Society The Slave System. The Impact of Regional Economies. Maps. History Close-up. The Cotton Kingdom Nat Turner’s Rebellion. A Southern Plantation. Images. Quick Facts. Cotton Gin

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