Welcome to my little quiz on History Alive: The United States Through Industrialism (Chapter 19). Eli Whitney listened politely to the Georgia planters' complaints. Tobacco prices were low, and rice and indigo prices weren't much better. Unless something changed, the future of farming in the South looked bleak. How much do you know?
Vote
Testify in court
Own property
Trade their freedom for their work
All of the above
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Northern states
Southern states
Western states
Eastern states
None of the above
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A person who endorses in industrial revolution
A person who endorses slavery
A person who disapproves and often boycotts slavery
Pie
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Expanded
Deposited rich soil
None of the above
Both of the above
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Towns and cities
Thick forests of spruce and fir trees
Animals' habitats
All of the above
None of the above finish the sentence.
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Try, and try, and try, and ultimately fail because that was illegal
Collect as much money that they could
Do something
Tell the police
Testify in court
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Farming
Working in factories
Trade and crafts
The army
None of the above finish the sentence.
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Slaves
Cotton
Machinery
Tobacco
None of the above
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New York City, NY
Boston, MA
Salem, OR
Nashville, TN
None of the above
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