Which of the following actions would have been more common in the united states following the market revolution than before it?
question 1 options:
a plantation owner relies exclusively on slaves for agricultural labor.
a farmer decides which crops to plant based on international demand.
a seamstress sews a set of clothing specifically for a farmer and his family.
a store owner sells one specific product rather than a variety of goods.
2.which of the following conclusions about the united states in 1850 is supported?
slave states invested more heavily in railroad infrastructure than states that banned slavery.
railroads were most important to the economies of states in the louisiana territory.
southern states benefited greatly from railroad access to markets in the ohio river valley.
agricultural states had much less access to railroad lines than industrial states.
3.which of the following best describes the economic impact of transportation technology as shown in the map of u. s.
southern cotton flooded into northern markets faster than ever before.
canal transportation east of the mississippi became largely obsolete.
manufacturing replaced agriculture as the largest sector of the u. s. economy.
northeastern and midwestern markets became more intertwined.
which of the following best describes a major economic effect of american industrialization on urban economies?
question 4 options:
urban household incomes increased rapidly as women began working in factories.
artisans were often forced out of business as a result of the availability of cheaper manufactured products.
urban population density fell as industrial advances allowed factories to be located nearly anywhere.
investors often refused to build factories in urban areas because of industrial pollution.
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which of the following best describes the relationship between economic and political opportunities for poor americans as a result of industrialization?
question 5 options:
both economic and political opportunities rapidly expanded, but only for white males.
declining political opportunities were largely masked by growing economic opportunities.
political opportunities expanded and retracted based largely on economic opportunities.
expanded political opportunities failed to produce significant economic opportunities.
a supporter of nativism would most agree with which of the following statements?
poor laborers can only improve their circumstances by forming unions.
women are naturally incapable of succeeding in business or politics.
catholic immigrants pose a serious threat to american politics and society.
white americans should respect and imitate american indian culture.