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| Phrase used to describe the Monroe Presidency |
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| War Hawk from S.Carolina; in early years a strong nationalists- in later years became the voice of "state rights" arguments; trying to stop the federal government from interfering in southern interests. |
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| Tax on imports for the purpose of raising money. |
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| tax on imports designed to protect American manufacturing. |
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| In the case of Martin, McCulloh, and gibbons asserted the supremacy clause. |
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| Creek Indians who had taken the name Seminoles because they had fled into Florida to stage attacks against U.S. settlements in Georgia. |
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| Spain gave control of Florida to U.S. (1819) |
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| A group of countries consisting of Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia, (later France) who formed an alliance to suppress movements against monarchies in Europe. |
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| A national East and West way from the Potamac to the Ohio river |
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| Inventor of steamboat- 1807: the Clermont chugged 150miles up the Hudson river from NY to Albany in 32 hrs. |
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| A period of major economic change that began during the late 1700s w. the intro. of machines using sources of power and hot humans/animals. |
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| Method of employing young women to operate power looms. First used 1813 to recruit laborers 4 factories in Lowell , Mass. |
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| Inventor; Developed the cotton gin 1793. Increased cotton produc. in south. Greater need 4 slave labor. |
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| Formed by workers to increase its members' interests (in work) |
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| plantation owner who held 20 + slaves |
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| small farm * owned less than 4 slaves or none |
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| President James Monroe: U.S. would consider any Euro. interference in nations of America an unfriendly act |
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| African-American who planned a S.Carolina slave revolt (1822) * captured and hanged after revolt failed |
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| African-American preacher; led brutal slave revolt in Virginia (1831); captured and hanged |
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| Henry Clay: Maine would enter Union as a Free State + Missouri would enter as slave state while maintaining balance in senate. Established 36' 30' line 4 future expansion. |
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| Senator from Kentucky;aka The Great Compromiser; Accused by Jackson 4 giving voted to John Q. Adams to get post as Secretary of State; endorsed the U.S system to promote economic growth; advocate of Compromise of 1850 |
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| Men who enjoyed the support of leaders from own state/region |
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| Plan made by Henry Clay in 1800s 4 sectional cooperation on legislation |
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| An illegitimate agreement b/tw 2 politicians |
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| Attempt to ruin an opponent's reputation w/ insults |
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