Chapter 8 Homework Questions: Revolution and Republican Culture
Explain the economic developments in banking and credit (p.250-251)
There was a debate made whether banks should be individual or bank owned
Economic crisis with lots of banking issues were caused by sketchy bank policies
Realized that there’s not a lot of worth for what people owe them or their credits
What changes were made in the rural economy and how did that change the landscape? (p.251-255
Through rural manufacturing, technology was able to improve the way merchants and farmers sell
Farmers switched from grains to live stocks and a greater vast variety of planting all-year round in their land
The rural economy was also able to develop a new and advanced transport system with …show more content…
(p.257-258)
White men were given the opportunity and equality in voting
They were now allowed to vote even though they didn’t own land
White men’s qualification for voting was steadily attaining equality
Explain how Republican Marriages changed and how that effected Republican motherhood? (p.258-259)
Marriage was no longer due to parent’s decisions or being in an arranged marriage but instead driven by the emotion of love
Republican marriages showed a revolutionary idea which showed the importance of feelings
Since men married a women due to love, that love allowed for them to hear out their wife and listen to what they have to say
Republican motherhood encouraged the mothers to hold responsibility of her family’s well-being; in charge of preparing, supporting, and educating kids
Wives were also considered the moral compass of their husbands
How did raising children change in post-revolutionary United States? (p.262-264)
Instead of giving all inheritance to the oldest, Americans divided their properties equally amongst their children or to give them all to their favorite …show more content…
(p.271-275)
There were more diverse types of religion and preachers now actually preach and this drew the attention of planters
South preached for equality and condemned slavery but it didn’t really make an impact unlike to North which criticized it too and had a positive result of ending
Explain the economic developments in banking and credit (p.250-251)
There was a debate made whether banks should be individual or bank owned
Economic crisis with lots of banking issues were caused by sketchy bank policies
Realized that there’s not a lot of worth for what people owe them or their credits
What changes were made in the rural economy and how did that change the landscape? (p.251-255
Through rural manufacturing, technology was able to improve the way merchants and farmers sell
Farmers switched from grains to live stocks and a greater vast variety of planting all-year round in their land
The rural economy was also able to develop a new and advanced transport system with …show more content…
(p.257-258)
White men were given the opportunity and equality in voting
They were now allowed to vote even though they didn’t own land
White men’s qualification for voting was steadily attaining equality
Explain how Republican Marriages changed and how that effected Republican motherhood? (p.258-259)
Marriage was no longer due to parent’s decisions or being in an arranged marriage but instead driven by the emotion of love
Republican marriages showed a revolutionary idea which showed the importance of feelings
Since men married a women due to love, that love allowed for them to hear out their wife and listen to what they have to say
Republican motherhood encouraged the mothers to hold responsibility of her family’s well-being; in charge of preparing, supporting, and educating kids
Wives were also considered the moral compass of their husbands
How did raising children change in post-revolutionary United States? (p.262-264)
Instead of giving all inheritance to the oldest, Americans divided their properties equally amongst their children or to give them all to their favorite …show more content…
(p.271-275)
There were more diverse types of religion and preachers now actually preach and this drew the attention of planters
South preached for equality and condemned slavery but it didn’t really make an impact unlike to North which criticized it too and had a positive result of ending