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APUSH - DBQ Essay 3.03
Evaluate the relative significance of different effects of the Market Revolution from 1800
through 1860.
Contextualization:
(3-4 sentences - you can
connect it to anything that
occurs before the time
frame given in the
question)
The market revolution had a great significanc through the 1800s, but
there were many elements and innovations beforehand which
supported and fueld its impact. Some factors that influenced the
market revolution are industrialization, the beginning of technological
advancements, immigration of workers, the start of commercial
farming, etc.
Thesis:
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Answers the question
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Arguable
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Use supporting point
categories to allude to
evidence
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Have a “however”
statement
(counterargument)
The Market Revolution influenced many changes and had a great
significance on how society functions from 1800-1860. Significant
effects and advancements of the Market Revolution in the 19th century
include transportation, agriculture, and the market society.
Supporting Point 1:
(include a brief statement
explaining how this point
supports your thesis)
During the 19th century the market revolution had a great significance
in the evolution of transportation through new construction and
technology.
Inside
Evidence/Documents
Used:
List documents separately,
using both summary and 1
HAPP element
....
you can
use bullet points.
THIS IS JUST A LIST!
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Document 2 is a drawing that shows a steamboat in 1807
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The purpose of the drawing/picture was to document the first
steamboat’s first trip and the new form of transportation over
water
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Document 5 is a letter written by David Shriver as a report
updating the progress on the Cumberland Road Project and a
request explaining how more funding would help with its sucess
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The audience for document 5 was the Secretary of Treasury as
the writer intended to show the advantage of them giving more
money for the road
Outside Information/
Specific Evidence:
THIS IS JUST A LIST!
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The construction of rail roads for train transportation supports
my point from the outside
Evidence Tie-Up:
Using the
documents and your
outside evidence, how
does this prove your
argument that this effect is
one of the most
significant?
USE THE LIST!
The market revolution introduced a change in transportation through
new technology and industrialization. Some of these forms included
over-seas travel (steamboats), roads (vehicles), and rail road tracks
(trains) which allowed for people and produce to travel over long
distances and trade between countries. Many facotries/industries
benefited from this upgrade in commerce as it field there businesses
and the economy. In document 2 we can see how the Market
Revolution introduced new technology in transportation overseas. The
steamboat was significant, especially in the 1800s, because it
contributed greatly to the growth of the economy by upgrading the
way industrial and agricultural products were shipped/transported by
making the system more efficient. Document 2 supports my first point
as it shows a picture of an example of new transportation technology
the market revolution introduced. Document 5’s letter excerpt was
significant as it showed the initiative to evolve transportation through
requesting the treasury to fund the road project, which expresses my
supporting point through new construction. The introduction of rail
roads supports my idea that the market revolution had a great
significance on transportation through new construction and
technology as the creation of railroads improved travel time (people
and supplies) by making transportation 90% times faster, ultimately
bootisting industrial businesses.
Supporting Point 2:
(include a brief statement
explaining how this point
supports your thesis)
During the market revolution there was a great significance in the
agricultural advancement and production increase based on
technological evolution.
Inside
Evidence/Documents
Used:
List documents
separately, using both
summary and 1 HAPP
element
....
you can use
bullet points.
THIS IS JUST A LIST!
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Document 1 shows a farming machine gathering wheat, and this
new technology had been introduced to make farming and crop
collecting more efficient
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The audience intended for document 1 are farmers and factories
and the image demonstrates how the new machinery works and
was most likely used to promote this product for farm to buy
and use
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Document 6 shows the crop farming and production rates and
depicts a massive increase as resulted from machinery
advancements/enhancements and an increase in worker
production (from immigration)
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The purpose of document 6 is to show factories and farms the
significance and positive effect the new technology has on
cotton production
Evidence Tie-Up:
Using the
documents and your
outside evidence, how
does this prove your
argument that this effect is
one of the most
significant?
USE THE LIST!
Industrialization in the market revolution lead to technological
advancements in machinery which allowed for an increase in produce
and advancements in agriculture. The new technology allowed or
faster and more efficient ways to collect crops such as wheat and
cotton. The market revolution also allowed for immigrants to aid in
farminig increasing production rates alogside the machines. Shown in
document 1, a new form of farming machinery was advertised to
promote more efficient crop production. This document proves my
point that the market revolution was greatly significant agriculturally,
as it demomsgartes the use of new technology in agriculture and
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development in creating the “reaper” which is being promoted for
farmers to revolutionize the way they harvest. Document 6 also
supports my argument at it shows an example of the results of the
introduction of the new machinery and how it increased cotton
production significantly.
Supporting Point 3:
(include a brief statement
explaining how this point
supports your thesis)
The market revolution influenced an increase in industry success and
production from new technology which created a market society.
Inside
Evidence/Documents
THIS IS JUST A LIST!
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Docuemnt 3 is an excerpt from a speech by Peter Buell Porter in
1810 on the United States and its need for internal
improvements
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The purpose of the speech was to explain the need for
industrialiation and its benefits, specifically road contruction
and how its will promote commerce
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Document 7 is a excerpt from a publication from 1845
supporting the Lowell Female Labor Reform Association
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The point of view of this writing was through a female’s opinion
in the 1800s fighting for labor rights and protesting for women
being able to work
Evidence Tie-Up:
Using the
documents and your
outside evidence, how
does this prove your
argument that this effect is
one of the most
significant?
USE THE LIST!
The revolution also had a significant impact on the market society
where factories flourished in response to industrialization. Road
construction allowed for commerce to progress as product
transportation expanded connecting businesses throughout the
country improving the economy and market. The market revolution
also allowed the option for females to work increasing the amount of
laborers which helped production rates as well. Document 3 shows an
excerpt from a speech requesting the need for industrialization. This
speech was significant as it was influenced by the start of the century
and the speaker’s connection to aid the market revolution. This
document supports my point in which the market revolution created
industrial success and market society as the speech describes how
indurtialiation and revolutionizing road construction would benefit
and promote commerce etc. Document 7 also demonstrates my point
of the market revolution creating market society as the writing was
one of the many facets influencing females being allowed to work
which promoted the industry and production through more workers.