The system of labor where immigrants were held in bondage for 4-5 years in exchange for room and board.

Who was the inventor of the cotton gin in 1793?

The system used in the 1820s in factories that recruited young single girls.

The driving factor for this policy by Theodore Roosevelt was to spur American economic growth with new markets.

The suburban neighborhood in Long Island which sparked the rise of suburbia.

These cultural and biological exchanges between the New and Old World transformed Native American and European ways of life.

The system that focused on internal improvements, the national bank, and tariffs.

The Act that repealed the Embargo Act in 1809 during the War of 1812.

The act enacted during the Gilded Age which increased a certain type of coinage to satisfy Democrats.

The act passed over Truman’s veto which amended the Wagner Act to create a pro-business economy over a pro-union economy.

What export made the colony of Jamestown prosper?

This weakness of the Articles of Confederation made it difficult to pay off Revolutionary War debt.

The supreme court case that stated that the federal government had the power to regulate interstate commerce.

The strike in Chicago which ended after a federal court issued an injunction forbidding interference with mail.

The first satellite to orbit the Earth which was created by the Soviet Union.

The 2 colonies that produced indigo.

This political leader’s economic plan aligned closely with Henry Clay’s American System.

The economic crisis which made the South believe their plantation economy was superior to the North.

The President that passed the act that increased the power of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

A phrase coined by Eisenhower which warned that combined lobbying efforts between armed services and industries would result in excessive Congressional spending.