| A | B |
|---|
| These large farms counted on slaves to do the work | southern plantations |
| Cash crops in the South | tobacco, cotton, & sugar |
| Cincinnati's nickname because of its many pork packing plants | Porkopolis |
| Most Ohioans earned a living as this in the mid 1800s | farmers |
| Working conditions in these were very poor | factories |
| Many of these were built near rivers in Ohio | cities |
| Southern plantations counted on these to do the work | slaves |
| Most of the North's economy was based on manufacturing, but Ohio's was based on this | agriculture |
| What Mother Bickerdyke bribed soldiers with, so they would help w/ injured Civil War soldiers | chicken dinner |
| This term is used to describe how the North, South, & West economies needed each other | interdependence |
| Mother Bickerdyke’s profession | nurse |
| Steps through which raw materials are changed into a product | manufacturing |
| This region's economy in the early 1800s was based on slavery & agriculture | South |
| This region's economy in the early 1800s was based on agriculture & raw materials | West |
| This region's economy in the early 1800s was based on factories & manufacturing | North |
| Most Ohio cities were built near these in the 1800s. | rivers |
| characteristics that can include landforms, climate, or biomes | physical characteristics |
| characteristics that may include population, culture, or language | human characteristics |
| An area that has similar characteristics | region |
