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// question: 261348  name: After 1790, the responsibilities for running American farm households in the North 
::After 1790, the responsibilities for running American farm households::After 1790, the responsibilities for running American farm households in the North{
	=fell more exclusively on women.#Correct
	~decreased.#Incorrect
	~were mostly given to the older children.#Incorrect
	~were turned over to servants.#Incorrect
	~were equally shared by all family members.#Incorrect
}


// question: 261358  name: All of the following statements regarding transportation in 1815 are true except 
::All of the following statements regarding transportation in 1815 are true except::All of the following statements regarding transportation in 1815 are true except{
	=it was easier to transport goods into western settlements than out#Correct
	~transportation west of the Appalachians was almost entirely undeveloped#Incorrect
	~transporting goods by boat between Louisville and New Orleans took three to four months#Incorrect
	~the cost of transporting wheat from Buffalo to New York City tripled its price#Incorrect
	~trans-Appalachian settlements were marginal to the market economy#Incorrect
}


// question: 261339  name: All of the following were true of northern farmers after 1790 except 
::All of the following were true of farmers after 1790 except::All of the following were true of northern farmers after 1790 except{
	~they ate most of what they grew.#Incorrect
	~they traded with their neighbors.#Incorrect
	~they sent surplus products to outside markets.#Incorrect
	=they generally raised only one variety of animal or plant.#Correct
	~they profited from world markets without becoming dependent on them.#Incorrect
}

// question: 261352  name: American society in the early nineteenth century 
::American society in the early nineteenth century::American society in the early nineteenth century{
	=became more democratic and individualistic.#Correct
	~was authoritarian and paternalistic.#Incorrect
	~witnessed a significant decline in alcohol consumption.#Incorrect
	~slavishly copied European styles and manners.#Incorrect
	~suffered a decline in population.#Incorrect
}


// question: 261379  name: Between 1820 and 1870 the industrial revolution affected the United States as 
::Between 1820 and 1870 the industrial revolution affected the United States as::Between 1820 and 1870 the industrial revolution affected the United States as{
	~old seaports experienced a slow decline in population.#Incorrect
	~commercial agriculture became less important.#Incorrect
	~international trade became far more valuable than the domestic market.#Incorrect
	=cities grew faster than ever before or since.#Correct
	~older, more established urban areas grew faster than new cities.#Incorrect
}

// question: 261377  name: Commercial agriculture in the Northwest was first made feasible by the 
::Commercial agriculture in the Northwest was first made feasible by the::Commercial agriculture in the Northwest was first made feasible by the{
	~railroad.#Incorrect
	=steamboat.#Correct
	~turnpike.#Incorrect
	~horse and buggy.#Incorrect
	~telegraph.#Incorrect
}



// question: 261363  name: During the period from 1790 to 1815, artisans were losing their independent status; most became 
::During the period from 1790 to 1815, artisans were losing their independent status; most became::During the period from 1790 to 1815, artisans were losing their independent status; most became{
	~master craftsmen.#Incorrect
	=wage laborers.#Correct
	~merchants.#Incorrect
	~farmers.#Incorrect
	~soldiers.#Incorrect
}


// question: 261335  name: Farm labor in post-revolutionary America saw 
::Farm labor in post-revolutionary America saw::Farm labor in post-revolutionary America saw{
	~women increasingly do the field work.#Incorrect
	~the sickle as the principal harvest tool.#Incorrect
	=work carefully divided by sex.#Correct
	~hoes replace ploughs as the primary tool for cultivation.#Incorrect
	~Thomas Jefferson advocate an American adoption of the French peasant labor system.#Incorrect
}


// question: 261372  name: In the mid-nineteenth century, new female housework responsibilities included 
::In the mid-nineteenth century, new female housework responsibilities included::In the mid-nineteenth century, new female housework responsibilities included{
	~spinning yarn and weaving textiles for the family's clothing.#Incorrect
	~less time spent in child supervision and individualized care.#Incorrect
	~cash-producing activities such as candle making and cheese production.#Incorrect
	~less time spent on planting flower beds and cleaning furniture.#Incorrect
	=more time spent washing, sewing, and ironing.#Correct
}

// question: 261364  name: The Erie Canal 
::The Erie Canal::The Erie Canal{
	~bankrupted the state of New York.#Incorrect
	~replaced the New York Central railroad as the major means of transportation in the Northeast.#Incorrect
	=opened the interior of New York and transformed the frontier into a prosperous commercial area.#Correct
	~had little impact on the economy of the Northeast.#Incorrect
	~made fortunes for its developers without the state deriving any real benefit.#Incorrect
}

// question: 261361  name: The Waltham, or Lowell, system of textile manufacturing primarily employed 
::The Waltham, or Lowell, system of textile manufacturing primarily employed::The Waltham, or Lowell, system of textile manufacturing primarily employed{
	~entire families.#Incorrect
	~immigrants.#Incorrect
	~young men.#Incorrect
	~children.#Incorrect
	=young women.#Correct
}

// question: 261338  name: Thomas Jefferson saw the ideal American society as one whose economy was dominated by 
::Thomas Jefferson saw the ideal American society as one whose economy was dominated by::Thomas Jefferson saw the ideal American society as one whose economy was dominated by{
	~master craftsmen.#Incorrect
	~wage laborers.#Incorrect
	~seaport merchants.#Incorrect
	=rural farmers.#Correct
	~an urban working class.#Incorrect
}