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Major Problems in American History, Volume I

Elizabeth Cobbs-Hoffman, Edward J. Blum, Jon Gjerde

Chapter 8

The Transportation, Market, and Communication Revolutions of the Early Nineteenth Century - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

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Problem 1

In what ways did the transportation, communication, and market revolutions change the everyday lives of Americans? Were there winners and losers in the outcome of the market revolution? On balance, was it a beneficial development? Were the South and the North on opposite ends of this development or connected? Do you think a "national market economy," in which regions of the nation specialized in certain goods for trade with other regions, would link the nation together or pull it apart?

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