Chapter 7 Section 1 And 2 Jeopardy Template

Terms 7-1	Main Idea	Names 7-2	names 7-1	Terms 7-2
100 What is the production of goods in large quantities called? Mass production	100 Why did manufacturing develop in New England? they developed on shipping and foreign trade and agriculture was not profitable and were more ready than Americans in embracing new forms of manufacturing	100 Who established a policy known as nationalism? John Adams	100 Who demonstrated the first musket made from scrap? Eli Whitney	100 What does Nationalism mean? Nationalism means the belief that national interest should be placed ahead of regional concerns of the interest of other countries
200 When did the National Road began? 1811	200 What was the purpose for the tariff of 1816? tariff revenues would pay for canals road and light house and other improvements	200 Who's nickname was "bloody arm"? Jim Beckwurth	200 Who presented a plan to unify the North and the Souths economies? President Madison	200 What was the significance of the Missouri Compromise? A series of agreements passed by congress in 1820-1821 to maintain the balance of power between slaves states and free states.
300 What did the American system plan hold? Promise	300 What was the reason for the missouri compromise? temperately resolved the crisis with a series of agreements collectively called Missouri compromise	300 Who worked out a treaty with Great Britain? John Adams	300 Who promoted President Madison plan to unify the north and the south? Henry Clay	300 What did the US gain from Spain? In 1819 Spain agreed to give Florida to the United States
400 Whats the significance of the industrial revolution? Its important because it was a time when machines replaced hand made manufacturing.	400 How were the agriculture systems of the North and South different? The North invested in their capital in factories and manufactoring operations. The South began to reap huge cotton	400 Who signed the missouri compromise? president monroe	400 Who built the weaving factory that was outfitted with the power machinery? Patrick Tracy Jackson, Francis Cabot, and Nathan Appleton	400 What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine? It was the policy of US opposition to any European interference in the affairs of the western hemisphere
500 What did the tariff of 1816 do to imports? It would increase the coast of foreign goods and thereby eliminate their prioce advantages	500 What effects did the embargo act of 1807 and war of 1812? It caused the Americans to turn there attention from international trade to development of domestic industries	500 Who guided the Supreme Court to a ruling that strengthened federal government? John Marshall	500 What would help pay for internal improvements like roads, canals, and lighthouses? Tariff revenues	500 What was the McCulloch v. Maryland? An 1819 case in which the supreme court ruled that Maryland had no right to tax the bank of america, there by strengthening the power of the federal governments' control over the economy.

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