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Serious form of patriotism for your country. Type patrioctic movement where the countries citizens propagate their countries |
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This was also known as "The American way". It was a mercantilist economic plan that was based on Alexander Hamilton's ideas. |
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Machine used to remove seeds from cotton very fast With the increase of of production there was a need for more slaves to pick the cotton in the fields. The Cotton Gin was created by Eli Whitney |
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This election was between John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. The election was so close it was decieded by the House of Rep. John Q. Adams won the election. |
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Political party that wanted Congress to have supremecy over the President. |
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People that are loyal to their own region of the nation. They are not loyal to the whole nation. In the US it was mainly about the North and South and there difference. |
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Treaty between the US and Spain and it gave the US Florida. It also created a border between spain and the US. |
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This stated that other countries should stop starting new colonies in the Western Hemisphere and that the US would not bother the current colonies. |
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This was used to decied that Missouri would be a slave state and the others would be free. |
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When America had financial problems with second bank |
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This was a case where they wanted to put a tax on bank notes. This case gave Congress the right to tax things |
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This Case was between Aaron Ogden and Thomas Gibbons. Ogden wanted Gibbons off his waters. The Supreme court were in favor of Gibbons. |
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When John Quincy Adams won the election it was by popular vote in the House of Representatives. Jackson and others believed that Henry Clay convinced the House to elect him president and it was a corrupt system. Henry Clay was made Secretary of State |
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This created high taxes on imported goods from other countries. This was used to help the economy in America get better and help business in America. |
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Universal manhood suffrage |
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This made it so everyman could vote and people did not have to own property. |
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Jackson put friends into government to help back him up. |
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People who believed in state power. |
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People began fighting against tariffs |
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The battle between president Jackson and the national bank. He wanted the bank to support everyone and not just rich people. |
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Jackson took money out of the national bank and put into smaller banks in other states. |
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When the south depended on the cotton they took more slaves to work the cotton gin and create more cotton this was also known as the plantation system. |
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Created the mold board plow. |
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Invented the mecanical reaper a for farming and it increased farming production by a alot |
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When things were invented to help production in farming and other things. An example of something created would be the cotton gin which increased cotton production by a lot. |
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Northern states started making factories and became dependent on them. |
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Machines that could be changed faster and easier. |
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THe people who were against foreigns taking jobs from them for cheaper wages. |
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The foreigners that came to America and stole jobs from others. |
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Canals that led to the great lakes and through New york city and made it a trading area. |
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Created the first steam boat |
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invented telograph machine |
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When Americans believed it was Gods will to civilize in the west. |
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The trail in which Lewis and Clark traveled. |
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Where the US moved Indians through the mississippi river. |
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When Americans wanted to take Cherokee lands the Supreme Court ruled they were not supposed to take lands |
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This is where the indians were forced out of there homeland and had to walk all the way to where they were told. Most of them died walking. |
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Texas was having problems mexico and Texas wanted to be bought by the US. |
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The agreement that decieded the boundry line of main and the great lakes. |
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"Fifty-four Forty or Fight" |
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Oregon Settlers clash with britain at the northern border.
Britain compromises at the 49th parallel |
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This is when people took taxes very seriously. |
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This was an attempt that failed to stop slavery. |
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This war to decied who would get Texas, US or Mexico. The US won and claimed Texas when they signed the Treaty of Guandalupe-Hidalgo |
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The land the mexico gave to the US after the war. |
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When everyone made there way to california because of the rush of gold that was discovered there. People from everywhere wanted in on it. |
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