Economic Systems Development in North and South
The economic systems of the North and South in the American context developed differently, influenced by factors like nationalism, protective tariffs, sectionalism, and the plantation system. The North focused on manufacturing and diverse economies, while the South centered on King Cotton, slavery, and opposition to tariffs. Learn about the impact of inventions, such as the cotton gin and steam engine, and the role of transportation advancements like roads, canals, and railroads in shaping economic growth and sectional differences prior to the Civil War.
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1/5 DAY 3 THE AMERICAN SYSTEM- TAKE OUT YOUR STATION 1 G.O. PG.2 OR MAKE IT. STATION 1 Learning Target: I can explain how the economic systems of the north and south developed differently. (write on top of the back of note sheet) HW: 5/6 Graphic Organizer on separate piece of paper due tomorrow.
Put these notes on the back of your G.O. CLAY S AMERICAN SYSTEM- CREATE A UNIFIED NATION! (MAKE SURE THIS IS ON TOP) NATIONALISM- Created a canal and road (turnpike) system to connect the West to the East. PROTECTIVE TARIFFS used as a way to BUY AMERICAN. Ideally the North buys cotton from the South, the South buys finished goods from the North. SECTIONALISM- South/West angry because TARIFFs raise prices on all goods. Canals and roads benefit North.
Nationalism- PLICKER!!! Goal to unify the country- help each section N,S & W develop. Road and canal system & tariffs Roads & Canals- Effort to UNIFY- move goods and people W to E Faster Cheaper and Easier Erie Canal Inventions Clay s American System Cotton Gin - Need more land and Slaves Steam Engine- Leads to industrialization Sectionalism NORTH -manufacturing- for TARIFFS, Diverse economy SOUTH -KING COTTON, Slavery, Opposed Tariffs, Plantations WEST-Opposed Nat l Bank & Tariffs
HERE IS WHAT GETS ASKED ON THE FINAL: Why did slavery expand in the South in the first half of the 1800 s? New Inventions , Cotton Gin, lead to increase in cotton production. Why did the North have rapid economic growth during the Civil War? Increased demand for many products. How did the completion of the Erie Canal and railroads contributed to the industrial growth of the U.S.? Making the movement of goods and services easier and cheaper What was the result of the development of roads and canals? Migration from east to west increased. The plantation system was an important feature in is section of the U.S.? The South. What are the economic differences between the North and South prior to the Civil War? Transportation more developed in North
1/8 TAKE OUT YOUR STATION PACKET ANY QUESTIONS? GIVE YOURSELF A GRADE * Did you thoroughly answer all the questions? *Did you write in complete sentences? Grade is out of 50.
