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was a Founding Father, Federalist supporter, 4th president of the U.S., and considered “Father of the Constitution” James Madison
following the War of 1812 The United States gained respect from the nations of the world
caused tension between northern factory owners and southern plantation owners. Placing tariffs on imported goods
was responsible for doubling the size of the country Thomas Jefferson
American Indian leaders like Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull reacted to settlement of the West by leading an armed resistance to U.S. policies
Manifest Destiny was the belief that the U.S. should stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
Growth to the far west was caused by Manifest Destiny
During the 1800s many immigrants came to the United States to work in factories
Many immigrants lived in crowded homes
because of westward migration, Americans built roads
Building of railroads contributed to environmental change by helping to wipe out large herds of bison
Early Industrialization and the Free Enterprise System meant that private individuals are owning businesses.
influenced the growth of the Free Enterprise System The Transcontinental Railroad
In the early 1800s the supply of textiles in the United States increased this meant that textiles would cost less than they had in the past
The plantation system in the southern United States thrived because of the demand for cotton
Cities like Denver and Kansas City became major economic centers because the railroad lines are nearby.
The purpose of creating the U.S. Constitution is to unite Americans in a peaceful nation where citizens are free.
The Bill of Rights is an important addition to the U.S. Constitution because it includes specific rights to which American citizens are entitled.
The Judicial Branch interprets laws
A presidential veto of a law is an example of checks and balances
The national government can but state governments cannot print money
The picture of Uncle Sam pointing represents the American Government
Francis Scott Key wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner” because he was delighted to see the American flag
George Washington was the first president
used decision-making abilities to establish a new nation The Founding Fathers
The Bill of Rights protect if you are accused of a crime
Americans became interested in the West
American inventor John Deere helped many American pioneers by developing a steel plow for farmers
The 3 Branches of the Government are: Executive: Enacts laws Legislative: Makes laws Judicial: Interprets laws
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