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The Middle Passage
A ship of slaves, the slaves were in harsh conditions. It took place in Virginia.It impacted the south because they were going to use the slaves. -
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Bring goods to trade for slaves and bring them to the South. It took place in Africa were they were taken away. It impacted the South because they were the one's who were going to use the slaves. -
Cotton Gin
This machine made picking cotton easier but it also increased slavery. It also seperates cotton fiber from the seeds. This machine also is more productive than picking cotton manually -
The First Great Migration
The First Great Migration was from 1816-1819. The population in the colonies grew from 450 to 4,000. Mortality rates were high due to diseases, malnutrition, and war with Indians. It was in the North and it affected the South because they are the one's who use slaves -
Cult of Domesticity
The years were from 1820-1860. Limited the women’s sphere of influence to the home and family. “The women hood” held that women were designed exclusively. It took place in the United States and Great Britian. It impacted both because the women were looking for better treatment. -
Temperance Movement
The year was in 1830-1840. Abstain from alcohol. Women led this movement. It took place in New York and in Conneticate, Virgina. It imapcted the South because the staes involved were in the south. -
Lowell Mill Girls
The years of the Lowell Mill Girls were from 1834-1848. It took place in England.It impacted the South because they were the one's who were the producers of cotton. -
Abolitionist Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass had to watch his mother get whipped when he was small. He told people of his experience of slavery. He was spokesperson and a former slave. It impacted the South because he told his stories of slavery and started to impact the South. -
Irish Immagration
The roughest welcome was in Boston,Massachusetts. They left because there were too many diseases. it imapcted the south because they migrated to parts in the south like in New York and in Boston -
The Compromise of 1850
the Fugitive Slave Act was amended and the slave trade in Washington D.C. was abolished. Five laws passed in September of 1850 that dealt with slavery. It impacted the South because they were the one's who had more slaves. -
Elevator
it was useful for people who didn’t like going up the stairs, it was beneficial for both the North & South. -
Dynamite
It helped with the gold mines and the dynamite benefited the North -
Abolitionist Harriet Tubman
She helped slaves get their freedom by going to the North. It impacted the South because slaves were leaving and getting a better life instead of being a slave.
