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Mexican War over competing territorial claims and desires
Missouri Compromise allowed the enterance of MO as a slave state and MA as a free. the Louisiana Purchase was divided at 36'30
Monroe Doctrine policy declared that the Western Hemisphere was closed to furhter European colonization & US would stay out of Euro. matters
National Bank a bank chartered by the govt. and having the power to act on the govt's behalf in financial matters(Hamilton's Plan)
Nullification doctrine that said the states had the right to declare null and void acts of national legislature
Plantation a large farm which relied on the commercial cultivation of a cash crop using slave labor
Popular Sovereignty concept that allowed the settlers of a territory to decide whether or not slavery would be permitted
Radical Reconstruction/ Reconstruction time after the CW which the congress used it's powers to punish the southern states/ rebuilding of the nation after the CW
Secession doctrine with said states could withdraw from the nation and form a new nation--> uncons. thanks to the CW
Sectionalism growing cultural and economic differences divided the nations along geographic borders (CW)
Segregation legal discrimination and separation--> Jim Crowsism
Sharecroppers tenent farmers who rented land from large landowners and became indebted to them
Solid South patterns of voters in the south voting for democrats after the CW
Tariff tax on imported goods
Transcontinental Railroad first railroad to cross the great plains and the rocky mountains connecting the west to the east
Underground Railroad network of help for escaped slaves in the 1850's
War of 1812 US vs GB over many issues; seen as 2nd revolution
Yellow Jounalism late 1800's style of journalism which emphasized sensational headlines and stories
Popular U.S. History sets

 

 



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