Lesson 1- The Industrial North Technology and Industry Farming Innovations. Presentation on theme: "North and South Chapter 14."— Presentation The cotton gin grew the slave trade and the land needed to keep up with demand Because of this need for land, industry and factories grew more slowly in the South. Also
3. The cotton gin increased the speed of production by picking the cotton AND increased the need for slave labor. Southern Industry. As you read the section, answer the questions below. 10. How was the railroad system in the South different from the railroad system in the North?
North and South. LESSON 1. THE INDUSTRIAL NORTH. THREE PHASES OF INDUSTRIALIZATION. 1. EMPLOYERS DIVIDED JOBS INTO SMALLER STEPS. – ONE SPUN PRAIRIE WEST OF OHIO AND KENTUCKY SEEMED TOO DIFFICULT FOR FARMING . TEACHING SLAVES TO READ OR WRITE WAS ILLEGAL.
The North's industrialization happened in three phases: 1) Employers divided jobs into smaller steps, and each worker specialized in one step; 2) Factories were built to bring these workers . Lesson 4 - People of the South To prevent slave rebellions, they were not allowed to gather in groups or learn to read and write.
Start studying Chapter 14 Lesson 4 : People of the South. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with These codes made it illegal to teach slaves to read or write. Underground Railroad. A system of By the mid-1800s North Carolina and Kentucky had created public school systems. The South lagged behind in literacy.
North and South. Guided Reading. Lesson 4 People of the South. Southern Agriculture. Filling in the Blanks Refer to your textbook as you fill in the blanks with the words in the box. tenant farmers laundry rural labored goods enslaved acres carpenters overseer trade owners. Upper South farms rented plantations yeomen.
For the civil war, you will be working on an internet scavenger hunt. Continue You will complete the following activities for chapter 14, North and South. Chapter Attachments: Chapter 14 Vocabulary.pdf People of the North Concept Map.pdf People of the South Concept map.pdf chapter 14 lesson 3 Guided Reading.pdf
12 May 2015 Unlike the industrial North, the South remained rural, and its economy became increasingly different from the Northern economy. South produced less manufactured good. It had no need to produced goods while it had cotton! Activity #1. Chapter 14, Lesson 3. Packet Questions #1-8. Write and Answer the

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