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Cultural groups in the United States Natives, Europeans, African Americans, immigrants
How North and South contribute to Industrial Revolution in United States South- Raw goods (Cotton) North: Factories, natural resources to fuel them
What good began the Industrial Revolution? Textiles
Why did the United States Industrialize instead of remain a farming nation? Jobs, $, Independence, Policies
Washington and his precedents- SHORT ANSWER Set up Court with 6 judges, created DC as capitol, created Cabinet, two term limit for presidents
Hamilton and his accomplishments Secretary of Treasury, created National Bank, Dept, Tariffs
Rise of Political Parties Federalists- Democratic-Republicans
Adams and challenges during his presidency XYZ Affair, Alien and Sedition Acts, Virginia and Kentucky Resolution. Brings up Nullification.
Jefferson and his presidency- the man vs the legend Freedom and equality- slaves, Indian removal
How the United States interacted with France and England during its first few presidencies Impressment, Jay´s Treaty (No impressment, British leave our land)
Marbury vs. Madison The court case established the judicial review to see if a law is unconstitutional and allowed the Court to become its own separate branch of government
Removal of Native Americans from Ohio Fallen TImbers Treaty of Greenview- Establishes borders with Native Americans
Louisiana Purchase a land deal between the United States and France, in which the U.S. acquired approximately 827,000 square miles of land west of the Mississippi River for $15 million. Doubles size of US
Transportation innovations from the Industrial Revolution railroads, canals, and national road
How populations moved as a result of the Industrial Revolution to cities to the west
How the debate over slavery continues – The Missouri Compromise, etc. Missouri will become a state, Maine will be free,and it will set the Mason Dixon line as Slave,Free border
Exploration of newly acquired land or territory Lewis and Clark
Competition with European countries- Spain, France, Britain Treaty- We stay our of Florida but we can use Mississippi river
Monroe Doctrine Europe stay out of the US´s hemisphere
Battles and reasons for War of 1812 Battle of Erie, Detriot, New Orleans, Mackinac Island, cause was British attacked Americans at Chesapeake Bay.
Changes to Presidency by Monroe Monroe doctrine and American system. American system is Raise taxes/ tariffs to build roads etc.
2 Developments from Ind. Revolution that lead to more developments Spinning Jenny -> Flying Shuttle -> Canals
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