Module 6 – Nationalism and Sectionalism

Factories and industry made up the economy in this region: A) North B) West C) South

In this area, an enormous work force was needed to work large farms. A) North B) West C) South

Slaves were the labor force in this area: A) North B) West C) South

Eli Whitney’s invention for cleaning cotton: A) caused slavery to die out in the south B) caused an increase in slavery in the South C) did not impact the economy of the south

A change in the making of goods as machines replaced hand tools and large factories replaced small workshops: A) Industrial Revolution B) Market Revolution C) Transportation Revolution

Putting the needs and wishes of one region over those of the whole country A) Sectionalism B) Nationalism C) federalism

In this area, cities developed: A) North B) West C) South

Unification plan for economic development that Clay promoted the: A) American System B) Missouri Compromise C) Nullification

First protective tariff designed to help American industries: A) Tariff of 1816 B) Compromise Tariff of 1833 C) Tariff of 1828

The belief that national interests should be more important than one region or the interests of of other countries: A) Sectionalism B) Specialization C) Nationalism

A federally funded road, stretching from Cumberland, Maryland, to Vandalia, Illinois: A) Erie Canal B) Turnpike C) National Road

The production of goods in large amounts: A) interchangeable parts B) factory system C) mass production

Inventor of interchangeable parts and the cotton gin: A) John Deere B) Eli Whitney C) Cyrus McCormick

The idea that states could reject a federal law it felt was unconstitutional was called: A) Sectionalism B) nullification C) federalism