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History Ch 9

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why was maintaining a balance between slave states and free states so important to the authors of the Missouri compromise the south could count 3/5 of the slaves which led to a higher population and more representation when it came time to vote
what did the convention of 1818 decide it set the border between the U.S. and Canada. this border extended to the Rocky Mountains
what were some obstacles of building the Cumberland Road the road had to go through dense, thick forest. they had to cut down all these trees to build the road. the work was done with shovels and pickaxes
what is sectionalism when the politicians become divided over certain issues of the people they represent
what did the adams-onis treaty settle the U.S. would get control of East Florida from Spain
describe the Cumberland road it was the first road built by the federal government to improvement transportation. it would eventually run from Maryland to Illinois
conflicts that continued between British Canada and the U.S. after the War of 1812 ended both countries wanted to keep their naval fleet and their fishing rights on the Great Lakes
what caused the problems in the early 1800s between the U.S. and the seminole indian tribe in florida the indians had been known to help runaway slaves and raid U.S> settlements
describe the work of James Fenimore Cooper in american history he made historical fiction popular. He put his character in places n real life historical settings
what was the art movement that focused on national pride and appreciation the Hudson River school created paintings that brought attention to landscapes
monroe doctrine it was a specific statement that warned the European nations not to interfere with the Americans
henry clay a U.S. representative from Kentucky who supported nationalism and the american system
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