14. The Battle of independence. __ lasted only 18 minutes but secured Texas 15. The Treaties of __ were signed by Santa Anna after his capture. Southern Society and Economy 16. The invention of the __ by Eli Whitney transformed cotton production. 17. Cotton production increased from 6,000 bales in 1792 to __ million bales by 1860. 18. Southern social classes included: __ Class (less than 1% of population) __ Professionals (lawyers merchants) __ Farmers (majority of white Southerners) 19. Major cash crops by region: Upper South: __ Coastal Regions: __ Deep South: __ Louisiana: __ 20. Two main plantation labor systems: __ System (used on rice plantations) __ System (used in cotton fields) Transportation Routes 21. The Cumberland Road connected __ to __ 22. The Erie Canal connected __ to __ Politics and Government 23. Jackson's political party was called the __ Party. 24. Their opponents were known as the __ Party. __ 25. Jackson supported expanding voting rights for __

14. The Battle of San Jacinto lasted only 18 minutes but secured Texas independence.<br /><br />15. The Treaties of Velasco were signed by Santa Anna after his capture.<br /><br />16. The invention of the cotton gin by Eli Whitney transformed cotton production.<br /><br />17. Cotton production increased from 6,000 bales in 1792 to 60 million bales by 1860.<br /><br />18. Southern social classes included:<br />- Planter Class (less than 1% of population)<br />- Professionals (lawyers, merchants)<br />- Farmers (majority of white Southerners)<br /><br />19. Major cash crops by region:<br />- Upper South: Tobacco, hemp<br />- Coastal Regions: Rice, indigo<br />- Deep South: Cotton, sugar<br />- Louisiana: Sugarcane, rice<br /><br />20. Two main plantation labor systems:<br />- Slave System (used on rice plantations)<br />- Gang System (used in cotton fields)<br /><br />21. The Cumberland Road connected Maryland to Illinois.<br /><br />22. The Erie Canal connected the Hudson River to Lake Erie.<br /><br />23. Jackson's political party was called the Democratic Party.<br /><br />24. Their opponents were known as the Whig Party.<br /><br />25. Jackson supported expanding voting rights for white men.