The goal was to keep a political balance between slave states
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How would high tariffs hurt America
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Sales of American products to other countries would go down
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How did the Cherokee deal with the Georgia laws
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By going through the court system
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Why did most Americans in the early 1800s produce everything they needed themselves
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It was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else
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What part of cotton production was done by hand
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Planting
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Where were the first American railroads built
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The earliest railroads did not have a locomotive- there were
several that were built using gravity and mules to moves cars on a
track. Among the earliest that actually used a locomotive was the
Granite Railway in Quincy Mass (1826). It was 3 miles long, and
used to move granite stone from a quarry.
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Which group did the Democratic Party appeal to the most
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The working class
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Which states were added to the union as part of the Missouri Compromise
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Missouri & Maine. APEX.
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What led to slaves becoming more valuable than before
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the cotton gin
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How was growth in the use of railroads made possible
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The growth in the use of railroads was made possible because of
cattle shipments. The Industrial Revolution was also a major factor
in building more railroads.
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Both the democratic and whig parties supported
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White male suffrage. (APEX)
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An effect of womens work to improve schools and the lives of the poor was that women gained
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Experience in organizing movements. (apex)
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What was the goal of the Missouri compromise
The goal was to keep a political balance between slave states
and free states.
How would high tariffs hurt America
Sales of American products to other countries would go down
How did the Cherokee deal with the Georgia laws
By going through the court system
Why did most Americans in the early 1800s produce everything they needed themselves
It was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else
What part of cotton production was done by hand
Planting
Where were the first American railroads built
The earliest railroads did not have a locomotive- there were
several that were built using gravity and mules to moves cars on a
track. Among the earliest that actually used a locomotive was the
Granite Railway in Quincy Mass (1826). It was 3 miles long, and
used to move granite stone from a quarry.
Which group did the Democratic Party appeal to the most
The working class
Which states were added to the union as part of the Missouri Compromise
Missouri & Maine. APEX.
What led to slaves becoming more valuable than before
the cotton gin
How was growth in the use of railroads made possible
The growth in the use of railroads was made possible because of
cattle shipments. The Industrial Revolution was also a major factor
in building more railroads.
Both the democratic and whig parties supported
White male suffrage. (APEX)
An effect of womens work to improve schools and the lives of the poor was that women gained