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1. Welcome to Family Feud Please Get Ready To Start The Game!

2. Rules of the Game! • We will have two teams! • Team 1 will go first, then team 2 • All answers to the questions will be given after each question • Each Question will be worth 5 points • The team with the highest score wins the game! • Points will be given for a Bonus Question at the end of the game. First team to answer gets the points.

3. The Subject of Today’s Show is as follows: • The topic of the day will be U.S. History Ch. 11 • The Nation Grows and Prospers • Industrial Revolution, President James Monroe

4. Attention Team 1 • Please get your team ready the round is about to start!

5. Question 1 What was the first thing factory owners needed to finance their businesses? • Water power • Capital • Child laborers • Steam power

6. Answer to Question 1 B. Capital

7. Question 2 True or False? (2 Questions) Steamboats allowed farmers to ship goods more quickly and cheaply. The first steamboat was an instant success.

8. Answer to Question 2 • True • False

9. Question 3 Which describes the Industrial Revolution? • Took place mostly in rural areas • Depended on the development of the factory system • Occurred after years of planning in mid-1700s.

10. Answer to Question 3 b. Depended largely on the development of the factory system

11. Question 4 What was an unintended result of Clay’s American System? • High tariffs • More money spent on transportation • Further growth of sectionalism

12. Answer to Question 4 c. Further growth of sectionalism

13. Question 5 (last question for Team 1) What is the direct involvement by one nation in the affairs of another? • Urbanization • Intervention • Sectionalism

14. Answer to Question 5 b. Intervention

15. Attention Team 2 • Please get your team ready for the questions! • Lets go!

16. Question 1 Who is someone that invests to make a profit? • Capitalist • Sectionalist • Federalist

17. Answer to Question 1 • Capitalist

18. Question 2 Why did Clay’s American System fail? • Congress lowered tariffs • Congress would not fund new roads, bridges and canals • Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional

19. Answer to Question 2 b. Congress would not fund new roads, bridges, and canals

20. Question 3 John C. Calhoun • Opposed the War of 1812 • Supported a strong central government • Supported slavery

21. Answer to Question 3 c. Supported slavery

22. Question 4 Why did President Monroe announce the Monroe Doctrine? • To gain possession of Florida • To provoke a war with Great Britain • To protect Latin American republics from European attack

23. Answer to Question 4 c. To protect Latin American republics from European attack

24. Question 5-last question for Team 2 What is loyalty to one’s state or region? • Urbanization • Sectionalism • Stationary

25. Answer to Question 5 b. Sectionalism

26. Team 1-Question 1 Who is someone born in Latin America to Spanish parents? • Spanish • Latin • Creole

27. Answer to Question 1 c. Creole

28. Question 2 What is true about the rise of Latin American nations? • New republics had little difficulty achieving democratic rule • Colonies had to win independence through revolution • Spain gave up control of its colonies

29. Answer to Question 2 b. Spanish colonies generally had to win independence through revolution

30. Question 3 How did private companies finance turnpikes? • Collected tolls from travelers • Borrowed money from federal govt. • Borrowed money from states through which turnpikes crossed

31. Answer to Question 3 a. Collected tolls from travelers

32. Question 4 How did Congress help American industry after the War of 1812? • Established the second Bank of the United States • Closed the first Bank of the United States • Lowered tariffs

33. Answer to Question 4 a. Established the second Bank of the United States

34. Question 5 What was daily life like in a factory in the early 1800s? • All employees worked 6 hours a day • Children worked 6 hours a day with frequent breaks • All employees, including children, worked 12 hours/day, 6 days/week

35. Answer to Question 5 c. All employees, including children, worked 12 hours a day, 6 days a week

36. Team 2-Question 1 During the Industrial Revolution, • Philadelphia became the largest city in the United States • Many Americans moved from cities to farms • Industry led to increased urbanization in the United States

37. Answer to Question 1 c. Industry led to increased urbanization in the United States

38. Question 2 In the Supreme Court decision of Gibbons v. Ogden, • Only the federal govt. has power to regulate interstate commerce • Only states have power to regulate interstate commerce • States can nullify federal laws

39. Answer to Question 2 a. Only the federal government has power to regulate interstate commerce

40. Question 3 What is movement of a population from farms to cities? • Citification • Sectionalism • Urbanization

41. Answer to Question 3 c. Urbanization

42. Question 4 What agreement resulted in the U.S. taking possession of Florida? • Monroe Doctrine • McCullough v. Maryland • Adams-Onis Treaty

43. Answer to Question 4 c. Adams-Onis Treaty

44. Question 5 How did roads improve in early 1800s? • Coating their surface with mud • Charging travelers to use them • Setting them on a bed of gravel

45. Answer to Question 5 c. Setting them on a bed of gravel

46. Bonus Round Question!! The first successful factory of the Industrial Revolution made • Guns • Textiles • Clocks

47. Answer to Bonus Round! b. Textiles

48. Thank You !!! Good Luck on your Ch. 11 Test!!