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In terms of economies, the US has three different ones at the time of the Market Revolution. The West produces all the food through farming, the south focuses more on cotton as it is a cash crop, and the north is based off of manufacturing.

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Although the labor systems in the South were minimally effected by the Market Revolution, labor systems in the North relied heavily on factory institutions and wage laborers. They worked in factories in order to mass produce products and earned money based on how many hours they worked.

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Political debates and trends during the Market Revolution revolved around the separation of the two parties we know today: republicans and democrats. We see it in the elections in 1824 and 1828 between John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. Campaigning in these elections were different from others in the sense that these were much more intense.

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After all the changes occurring as a result of the Market Revolution, the overall sense of nationalism of the US changed as well. There was a strong sense of nationalism as the US was developing quickly into a world power.

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Immigration in this time period largely was by Europeans, specifically Jews, Germans and Irish. Although each person had their own reasons for moving, their mass migration had a significant impact on the economy, specifically with jobs.

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-Women were allowed to work in cotton mills

-Women would go on strikes for Weeks for better pay and conditions

-Middle-Upper class women didn't need to work

-Poor family's Women would work in factories

-These women would do any domestic labor the difference was they were getting paid

-Women through the ages of 15-35 would work in cotton mills

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With the increase in manufacturing, factories, and jobs, there were also changes in the social environment, specifically gender roles within homes. Some women began to work, and the types of jobs that people worked changed as well. Farming was no longer the main job that people had (except in the south).

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The introduction of new farming techniques, such as the steel plow and mechanical reapers, along with the spread of commercial farming, led to increased crop yields and a surge in grain production.

The development of transportation infrastructure, particularly the construction of canals, railroads, and steamboats, made it easier to move goods to and from the Midwest.

improved transportation and the expansion of the canal and railroad networks allowed Midwest farmers to access larger and more distant markets

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During the Market Revolution, southern economies boomed as a result of an increase of cotton production and new technologies, such as the cotton gin. An increase in slavery in slavery in the south is observed as well.

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During the Market Revolution, the North saw an increase in trade and manufacturing. Due to tensions with Britain after the War of 1812, the US industrialized to create the products they no longer traded for with Britain. This led to the establishment of several factory systems, new technology and innovation, as well as immigration.