1787-1840
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| Second Party System | Whigs/Democrats replace Federalists/Democratic-Republicans
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| Albany Regency | The first American political machine offering spoils to the victorious party
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| Alexis de Tocqueville | wrote that some Americans were "more equal than others"
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| Andrew Jackson | utilized the Kitchen Cabinet and *Spoil System*
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| Aroostook Valley | site of border war between British lumberjacks and US potato farmers
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| Black Hawk | led futile attempt to reclaim land in Illinois
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| Canal | building boom of the 1830s, this transportation innovation financed by state governments
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| Charles Finney | greatest revivalist of the 2nd Great Awakening
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| Cherokee | allowed to stay in Georgia according to one branch but not another of the federal government
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| Chickasaw | among the most reluctant of the tribes to relocate to Oklahoma
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| Corrupt Bargain | Clay and Adams versus Jackson in the House
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| Cyrus McCormick | mechanized harvesting in the Midwest
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| De Facto | segregation found in the North
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| Dorothea Dix | reformer who advocated a change in how the insane were treated
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| Elijah Lovejoy | martyred abolitionist
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| Five Points | district in NYC that had the most infamous antebellum immigrant slum
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| Henry Clay | when the Maysville Road was vetoed, this Great Compromiser into the Whig party
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| Hinton Helper | wrote that slavery was not a positive good for poor whites at all
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| Horace Mann | father of American public education
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| Hudson River School | landscape painters in New York
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| Jedidiah Smith | the most famous of the rugged guides through the frontier
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| John Calhoun | rebuked the Tariff of 1828 using SC Exposition
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| John Q. Adams | only former president to join the US Congress after administration
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| Joseph Smith | founder of the Church of the Latter Day Saints
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| Josiah Holbrook | started adult education through lyceum movement
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| Martin Van Buren | president immediately after Andrew Jackson
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| Monroe Doctrine | told Europe that America was closed to further coloization
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| New York | the western portion was the cauldron of the 2nd Great Awakening
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| Nicholas Biddle | by trying to stay "above politics" he alienated himself from Jackson
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| Peggy Eaton | tore the Jackson cabinet apart
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| Pet Banks | state banks that were loyal to the Democratic Party
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| Preemption | allowed squatters to claim western lands if eastern states were compensated
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| Sam Houston | hero of the Texas "war for independence"
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| Samuel Colt | developed the revolver
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| Spatial mobility | the kind of movement created by the transportation/market revolution
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| Temperance | movement dominated by women who wanted lower class men to limit imbibing
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| the "necessary evil" | the issue that became more and more sectionalized
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| Willamette Valley | goal of the Oregon Trail
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| Winfield Scott | commander of the US Army responsible for maintaining the Trail of Tears
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| Women | were "given" moral authority in the home under the separate spheres doctrine
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