history history

what did "status quo ante bellum" do?

• understand the indepence of the british from america

• it seperatd the natives

• nothing,helped no one

• did a bit of showing cristopher columbus's route

what type of society did jefferson want

• A simple agricultural one

• a modern one

• a endclosed one

• one without taxes and a national bank

people moved from rural to urban (farm to city) what had come of this change in soicety?

• a lack of services needed and people losing their job

• a big national debt again

• less need for animals

• water, steam, coal,and more power sources

Changes when people went from farm to city

• none of these

• where they lived how they lived

  how livings are made

  types of goods now used

• all of these

• how they fought in battles

  where they lived

  how they made up systems like family living

  the lack of support from other countires

power tools replaced

• hand tools

• wood tools

• people's jobs

• all of the above

The industries that were effected

• the fabric industry

• none

• farming industry

• the textile industry(cloth)

what was the factory system

• both red and blue

• to take people out of their jobs

• combining the workers and machines to produce larger quailty of goods

• to get rid of machinary taking over

since british had a secret to maunfactoring,parliment had passed a law to keep it under covers.John ralph summgled seeds and it went well. Why would british want to keep their secret under covers and pass a law to prevent their secret being exposed.

• south america and british were planning revenge on america

• because britsh were making tons of money and better advancements towards those goods that sharing it would mean british would have compition and not be the best in that system anymore

• because if british told others they knew others would tell america and they would rob them of it

• because the british were spys and were teaming up against china to see who has best

who memorized the desgin to the machines in the british mills

• eli whitney

• jefferson

• john ralph

• samuel slater

what factory did samuel slater make

• cotton gin

• tuketpaw mill

• pawtucket mill

• textile industry