SS final 2010
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| abolitionist | someone who opposes slavery - The Quakers
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| fugitive | a runaway slave
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| Andrew Jackson | nicknamed Old Hickory, american hero during the Battle of New Orleans
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| Lewis and Clark | expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark they explored the Louisiana Purchase
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| Jefferson Davis | 1st and only president of the Confederate States of America
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| Robert E Lee | american soldier who refused Abraham Lincoln's offer to lead the Union Army - aggreed to lead the Confederate forces. He was defeated at the Battle of Gettysburgh
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| John Marshall | served in the House of Rep and as U.S. Secretary of State. Later became Chief Justice and involved in Marbury v. Madison
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| Samuel Slater | considered founder of American cotton industry
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| War Hawk | young members of Congress
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| Eli Whitney | inventor of cotton gin, invention increased massive production of cotton
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| William Lloyd Garrison | journalist and reformer published the Liberator and helped found the anti slavery society
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| Thomas Jefferson | member of two Continental Congresses, declarations main author and one of its signers
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| James Madison | delegate to the Constitutional Convention, 4th President of the US, author of Federalist Papers
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| Dred Scott | filed suit for his freedom saying living in a free state made him a free man
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| Alexander Hamilton | member of continental congress and constitutional convention, one of the authors of Federalist Papers, developed Bank of the US
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| John Adams | vice president to George Washington, 2nd president of the US
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| John Quincy Adams | Son of president John Adams, involved in the Monroe Doctrine, 6th president
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| James Monroe | negotiator of the Louisiana Purchase
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| James Polk | 11th president, settles the Oregon boundary with Great Britain and successfully conducted the Mexican-American war
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| Appalachian Mtns | thousands of american settled near these mtns in the early 1800's
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| California | admitted as a state in 1850
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| Erie Canal | runs from albany to buffalo
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| Mississippi River | flows from minnesota south to the gulf of mexico
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| philadelphia | capital of the US from 1790-1800's
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| Rio grande | spanish for great river,border between texas and mexico
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| seneca falls | village in west central NY, 1st womans rights convention in the us
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| oregon trail | a 2000 mile stretch thru the great plains from western missisouri to the oregon territory
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| battle of gettysburgh | a union cival war victory that turned the tied against the conferederates at gettysburgh
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| battle of shiloh | a civil war battle in tenessese in which the union army gained control over the mississippi valley
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| bill of rights | 1st ammendent
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| dred scott v stanford | the right to sue in federal court, denied enslaved african american US citizenship
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| depression | economic growth goes down
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| emancipation proclamation | an ordered issued by lincoln freeing the slaves in areas and rebelling against the union
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| federalism | US system of gov in which power is distributed between a central gov and individual states
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| gadsen purchase | US purchase of land from mexico in present day Arizona and New Mexico
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| industrial revolution | a period of rapid growth in the use of machines in manufactoring and production
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| jays treaty | John Jay set this agreement to work out problems between Britain and the US over Northwestern lands
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| judicial review | supreme courts power to declare acts of congress unconstitutional
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| Kansas Nebraska Act | a law that allowed voters to choose whether to allow slavery
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| Louisiana Purchase | the purchase of French land between Mississippi River and the Rocky mtns - doubled the size of the US
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| Mercantalism | an economic system
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| Marbury v Madison | a ruling that established supreme court power of judicial review, allows them to review the laws to make sure they are constitutional
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| Monroe doctorine | Monroe's statement declaring that any attempt by a foreign country to take over another colony act of hostilaty
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| nulification | John C Calhoun dispute which states could ignore federal law if they violitated the constitution
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| politician party | a group of people who organize to help elect gov officials
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| secession | the act of formally withdrawing from the union
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| sectionolism | devotion to the interest of one region or whole
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| siege | union army's 6 week blockade
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| Spoils system | a politicians practice of given gov jobs to his/her supporters
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| states right doctorine | a belief that states power should be greater than federal gov
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| telegraph | machine perfected by Samuel F B Moore used to send messages thru long distance wire
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| temperace movement | encourage people to drink less achohol
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| textile | cloth
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| trade union | workers organization which tried to improve workers condition
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| trail of tears | 800 mile march from Cheereoke homeland to Indian territory
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| Treaty of Ghent | end to war of 1812
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| war of 1812 | war between US and England interfering against the trade in France
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| washington's fare well address | appeared in Philadelphia addressing economy, political partied and foreign policy
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| worcester v. georgia | make georgia removal of Cheereoke's illegal
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| Woman's rights movement | gave woman equal rights
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| yankees | people from the North
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| popular soveirghenty | idea that politicial authority belongs to the people
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| confederate states of america | southerns states when they succeeded from the union
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