1. how did geography spur industrialization in the northeast?
a. good soil made it easier to grow raw materials.
b. swift rivers provided power for machines.
c. flat land facilitated factory construction.
d. the mild climate attracted many workers.

2. as agriculture became entrenched in the south,
a. planters built plantation schools to educate enslaved workers.
b. the south became too dependent on one crop, limiting development.
c. southern whites began to doubt the benefits of slavery.
d. entrepreneurs built new factories to meet rising consumer demand.

3. catholics were discriminated against during the second great awakening because they
a. were wealthy and materialistic.
b. might choose their church’s leadership over their country’s.
c. took high-paying jobs from people of other faiths.
d. wanted the government to forbid doing business on the sabbath.

4. in the 1800s, laws were most likely to favor members of which religion?
a. protestant
b. catholic
c. jewish
d. mormon