Remake of Effects of the Market Revolution by Fernando Marquez

Immigration and Labor Systems

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Social and Cultural Interactions

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Regional Economies

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Market Revolution:

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National Identity and Unity

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Introduction of cotton into American economy, the introduction of the cotton gin, a device that made harvesting cotton easier

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From 1800-1820 cotton production more than quadrupled.

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Through the cotton gin, slave labor exploitation increased, population and value of slaves greatly increased

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As immigrants, such as the Irish and Germans immigrated into America, they were met with hostility and were put to work in labor systems

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As the market revolution progressed, the overall wealth of America greatly increased

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Created social distinctions, such as that family’s where women and children didn’t work were seen as wealthy and upper class

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New economies emerged from the market revolution, most notably Northern, Southern, and Westward economies, each with their own distinctive factors

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Northern economies were greatly factory and urban based, with production of products through manufacturing such as cloth

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Lowell Girls, which commonly referred to young female workers working in textile factories, and were the key labor force for this growing industry

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“Native americans” began resenting Irish German and Jewish immigrants due to increase in competitiveness of jobs and homes.

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The southern economy during the market revolution greatly revolved around the harvesting of cotton, increasing the slave labor force and making an economy centralized on agriculture

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It brought about a shift in political power with the rise of a new political elite dominated by self-made entrepreneurs and industrial leaders.

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The Westward economy, was centralized with the gathering and harvesting of many raw materials, being agriculturally based for the most part

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The heightened sense of national identity also contributed to the rise of nationalism

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These raw materials mainly included wheat, barley, as well as materials associated with cattle

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The growth of manufacturing drove a significant increase in prosperity and standards of living for some

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Created an influx and a general increase on education, as women and children were able to afford and attend school, increasing general education in America

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Due to heavy nationalism and “Native Americans” believing themselves better immigrants they were put to work in large factories and cotton plantations