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after war of 1812.
begins with president James Monroe. lack of political parties. |
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built around the old puritan idea-
a destiny to expand from sea to sea - opposed by regionalism. |
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an era of replacing human and animal power with machine power. machines take over for people. |
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change of the way we sell items.
becoming a consuming society- stores open -no longer have to make. |
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came up with the fisrt practical steam engine in 1775. |
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replaces man and animal power with machine engines, produced by using steam. |
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British factory manager dequests himself as a farmer to come to america- goes to new england- sets up factories with power.
textile factories(cloth) |
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arms will work for anyone
napoleon-submarine
british-under water mine
America- invents first steamship. |
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a ship that can go upstream. no longer depending on wind power. |
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American inventor
invents the cotton gin
makes no money |
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pulls the cotton fibers off the seeds.
no longer need to separate by hand.
makes slavery valuable. |
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eli whitney
decreases the amount of a product |
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henry clay
pushes 3 parts
bank
tariffs
internal improvements |
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americans first modern highway system |
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uses steam engine to cross over land with no water.
a person can move with no human or animal power. |
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consists of renegade whites- runaway slaves
creeks move to florida
andrew jackson vs. seminoles |
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U.S. will not tolerate any New European colonies
U.S. is dominate power in the new world. |
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advocating the end of slavery |
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Missouri Compromise
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south getting worried what north is saying about getting rid of slavery.
eatablishes everything south of missouri as a slave state- and above as non-slave states
Negotiated by henry clay |
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