AP US History Chapter 8- The Emergence of a Market Economy (1815-1850)

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America
After the end of the War of 1812, ________ (with its ships and commerce) participated in trade with Britain and Europe.
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Midwest
________- a rise of large- scale commercial agriculture.
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Also resulted in ethnic prejudices, anti-catholicism, and language barriers (difficult for many immigrants, ex
from Germany and China to adapt)
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Midwest
a rise of large-scale commercial agriculture
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South
cotton (extremely profitable, dominated regional economy)
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Northeast
industrial development- labor-saving machines and water, steam-powered industry (=greater economic and social life)
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Mills and factories
changed the lifestyle of people
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Rise of factory system
more economic activity occurred out of home and farm
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Urban middle-class emergence (including women)
relocated to cities and towns to work jobs in new mills, factories, banks, stores, etc
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Mills
________ and factories- changed the lifestyle of people.
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Everyone seemed to be moving (in and out; farms, opportunities, ex
in Rochester, NY)
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1850
US = worlds fastest-growing technology