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| These connected the Midwest to the East by 1860. |
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| This group of whites was the largest group in the South. |
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| This are songs that African Americans sang that expressed beliefs of the South's enslaved workers. |
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| This is the main crop of the Deep South. |
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| organizations formed to improve working conditions |
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| This sped up communication to keep up with industrial growth. |
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| Most of the enslaved people that worked on plantations were these. |
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| These people measured their wealth partly by how many slaves they had. |
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| One of these was that it was a crime to educate slaves. |
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| A famine in this country sent many immigrants to the US. |
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| This was the main goal of plantation owners. |
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| This was a network of people who helped thousands of slaves escape to the North by providing transportation and hiding places. |
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| These were used to get higher wages and a shorter workday by workers. |
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| These people opposed immigration. |
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| This invention allowed for the easy transport of goods upstream. |
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| This invention increased the production of cotton. |
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| She was a famous Underground Railroad conductor. |
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| This transportation improvement led to the growth of cities like Cincinnati. |
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| This were fast ships that saved time on ocean travel. |
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| He was a slave who led a violent rebellion in Virginia in 1831. |
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