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Unit 5

Nationalism, Sectionalism & Reform People

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William Henry Harrison His nickname was Tippecanoe; He died after only 32 days in office
John Marshall Federalist judge who increased the power of the national government during the “Era of Good Feelings”
Andrew Jackson champion of the "common man;" First president born outside of Massachusetts or Virginia
John Q. Adams Secretary of state who negotiated the treaty with Spain in which the US gained access to Florida
CyrusMcCormick inventor of the mechanical reaper
Nat Turner Led a bloody slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831; he was put to death and slave codes were tightened
Sarah & Angelina Grimke Southern sisters who grew up owning slaves who spent their lives fighting slavery.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Lucretia Mott Organizers of the Seneca Falls Convention
Charles G. Finney Helped start the 2nd Great Awakening
Frederick Douglass Abolitionist who started The North Star
William Lloyd Garrison Abolitionist who started The Liberator
Henry Clay He created the American System, the Missouri Compromise & the Compromise Tariff of 1833
Noah Webster created the new “American” dictionary
Quakers helped escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad
Dorothea Dix Leader of the mental health reform movement
Horace Mann Father of public education
Young women They did most of the work in early northern factories
Robert Fulton Inventor of the 1st steamboat
Eli Whitney Inventor of the Interchangeable Parts & later the cotton gin
Samuel FB Morse inventor of the telegraph
Cyrus McCormick mechanical reaper inventor
John Deere inventor of the steel plow
Samuel Slater Inventor of the Water frame (to spin cotton into cloth)
John Tyler Known as “His Accidency” since he took office after only 32 days
Osceola led a revolt of the Seminole Indians and fled to the Everglades
John C. Calhoun He called the Tariff of 1828 the “Tariff of Abominations” and suggested that his state should nullify it
Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau the main figures in the transcendental movement
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