❗️QUIZIZZ - 014 The Market Revolution

Who's vision for America does the Market Revolution align with more closely?

(answer between 0 and :44)

• George Washington

• Alexander Hamilton

• George Jefferson

Transporting something 30 miles across land cost as much as shipping something to which country?

(answer between :44 and 1:08)

• England

• Canada

• Mars

What types of projects did the government finance during this time period?

(answer between 1:08 and 1:53)

• Bridges

• Nuclear Weapon Research

• Roads and canals

What invention replaced the government spending on roads and canals?

(answer between 1:53 and 2:50)

• Steamboats

• Railroads

• Hyperloop

What innovation allowed factories to be built anywhere?

(answer between 2:50 and 3:45)

• Steam engine

• Waterfalls

• Buldosers

Where was most of the manufacturing done prior to large scale factories and by whom?

(answer between 3:45 and 5:59)

• At home by men

• At home by women

• In factories by children

What was Manifest Destiny?

(answer between 5:59 and 8:55)

• The belief that United States expanding and establishing control throughout other parts of North America was ok and will ultimately happen

• The agreements that Americans and Native American indian tribes would equally share land through North America

• A video game coming out on PS5

Who replaced women in the factories, if they needed more workers than were supplied?

(answer between 8:55 and 9:13)

• Domesticated monkeys that passed exams that measures their intelligence and ability to do factory work

• Men that didn't have jobs

• Immigrants (particularly Irish immigrants)

When did the Market Revolution take place?

• The second half of the 18th century (1750-1800)

• The first half of the 19th century (1800-1850)

• The second half of the 17th century (1650-1700)

• The first half of the 18th century (1700-1750)

How did the market revolution shift America to  a Hamiltonian system instead of a Jeffersonian System?

• The national bank made it possible for corporations to develop

• Manufactured goods became available for sale for many Americans across the country

• Slavery was abolished and immigrants became the main source of labor.