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Document Set B details how the south specializes in rice and cotton production. Their are textile plants and some other forms of manufacturing which is due to the hot and humid climate of the south which made it prime restate to grow cotton. Slavery was also a major pusher for the economy of the south giving more reason to grow cotton.

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The economy of the west was also cotton dependent and it also led to a push for slavery. The land was mostly infertile but where it was fertile cotton was a major part of the economy.

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Depicted in this map are the Northern and Southern economies during the Market Revolution. Focusing in on the North, we are able to see a large abundance of factories such as textile mills located in this area. We are able to conclude that the northern states economy depended on the production from factories.

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Depicted in the graphs above, we are shown a comparison of slaves in the US from the 1790s-1860s to the cotton production in Bales, as well as the percentage of different types of slave labor. From looking at these two graphs we can conclude that a major labor system was plantation farming and the use of African Americans to meet the rising demand for cotton was a frequent practice throughout the south. As a result of the market revolution, many new technologies used for farming were invented, for example the cotton gin by Eli Whitney, which made farming cotton easier and faster, but in order to keep up with the large demand, slaves were higher in demand in the south. In order to keep these slaves on task, instruments were invented that enforced harsh punishments on disobedient slaves.

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From the map we are given information about the economies in the North and South. Specifically focusing in on the North, we can see an abundance of textile and manufacturing mills. As a result of the market revolution, many factories, specifically in the north, began to come into existence. With a large demand for product, factory owners turned to young children, women, and immigrants to fulfill these demands. The working conditions for these labor workers were not pleasant and many fought for a better change in the working environment.

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This political cartoon was circulated throughout Britain and Ireland displaying a comparison between how Germans and Irish will suffer in their home land during the Irish Famine or how they will live a stable lifestyle if they immigrate to the US during the market revolution. The market revolution allowed immigrants to find working jobs in factories and receive a wage for their work to cover for their basic needs to live.

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The document above states how the girls working in Lowell Mills face a parallel work life to slaves, forced to work extremely long hours of the day to produce an impossible expected amount of product for a very little wage. The market revolution sparked a want for a working role outside of the house, but the individuals running the factories took advantage and set extreme working conditions on the women, resulting in women taking charge and started a mass movement for workers rights.

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This document displays a poster that would be hung throughout the streets during the market revolution as a result of German and Irish immigrants coming into the young U.S. in search of a better life. Many factories took in immigrants to take the jobs of young children, this angered many nativists who believed that the foreign immigrants will end up taking the opportunities and jobs of American citizens.

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This document shows the change of travel from the 1800s to 1857, showing a major growth in travel routes spreading to the west of the nation. As a result of the Market Revolution roads, railroads, and other ways of transportation were created in order to allow an easier and faster transportation of goods, movement, and ideologies between different parts of the nation, this interlocking of states created a strong sense of national unity in the nation.

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Immigration and labor systems (Northern and South)

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Immigration and labor systems (Northern and South)

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Regional Economies of North, South and West

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Regional Economies of North, South and West

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The political landscape was divided by the market revolution as southerners were opposed to government interference and northerners supported it for building more infrastructure that benefitted their manufacturing and trade/transportation while semi sustenance farmers were threatened by its expansion. The overall message is that the market revolution regionalized politics as people began to vote based on their regions specific needs.