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| colonists refused to HOUSE British soldiers |
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| laws passed to punish Boston after the Boston Tea Party |
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| Founding Fathers who wanted a strong central government |
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| the power to say "NO" to any law passed by Congress |
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| the power to throw an official OUT OF OFFICE |
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| CHANGE to the Constitution |
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| NATIONAL ANTHEM written during the War of 1812 |
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| American belief that we had the right to expand our country to the Pacific Ocean |
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| this state was added as a slave state and Maine was added as a free state |
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| American promise to protect CENTRAL AMERICA from European countries |
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| EMANCIPATION Proclamation |
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| Lincoln 'FREES' the slaves |
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| reuniting America after the Civil War |
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| government agency set up to help FREED slaves get an education and find jobs |
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| change in America from a farming economy to an economy based on MANUFACTURING |
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| people moving INTO AMERICA from another country |
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| people who DID NOT WANT IMMIGRANTS coming into the country |
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| people who tried to make the public aware of BAD LIVING and WORKING CONDITIONS in America |
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