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USA EOC LAWS AND ID

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halfway coventent partial membership into the puritin faith to keep enrolment up
merchantilism the idea that you should aquire as much gold and silver as possiblw
proclimation line of 1763 forbade colitnists from crossing the aps and the ohio river vally
sTAMP ACT taxed paper goods did not work
committe of corispondence allowd collinists to keep up with all the newa
intolerable acts of 1774 prevented collinists from trading
common sense a pamplit written by t pain encoureging the collinists to break free from brittish rule
dec of ind written by tj to tell brittish they are breaking up
Natural rights john loque life liberty and pursuit of happieness
articals of confederation weak 1st federal gov
federalism seperation of state and federal powers
seperation of powers Montesqiw 3 branches executive judicial legislative
checks and balences branches has power to check the other branch so one does not rise up and rule
great comprimise new jesy wanted senate and = power virginia wanted house of reps and more peeps more power comprimise bicameral legislature with a sentate and house of reps
us constitution replaced the articals of confederation 3 parts preamble articals amentments
billf of rights anti federalist 1-10 amendmants
political parties federalsit alex hamleton james maddison (fath of constitutuin anti feds tj
proclimation of neutrality the gw wanted to stay neutral
farewell adress gw warns americans of sectinalism , politicle parties and alliences
town metting LOCAALLL gov in new englans
north west ordincance established statehood 60000 and encoraged public education in the nw territory
Louisiana purchase tj bought land from france doubled the size of the us
monroe doctrine a forighn policy to keep europeans out of the western hemisphere north and south america
Industiral revolution change from hand made goods to machine made goods
manifest destiny obvious future see to shining see
temperance limiting or controlling use of achohal
Abolution to end slavery william lloyd garrison fredric douglas
public schools education is posible to all people horace Mann
seneca falls convention 1848 womans rights convention Elizabeth C Stanton and lucrrita mott
Jacksonian democrocy INCREASE IN RIGHTS FOR THE COMMON MAN
Missorie comprimise 1820 aided the issiue of free state or slave state Main free misorrie slave
nullification created so a state would not have to follow a federal law
stat tights ideoligy states rights are more imoirtant than the federal laws john c callahoon
wilmont proviso all teritory won in mexican war is free territory
comprimise of 1850 law that established califonia as a free state the fugitive slave law was reenacted and utah ans nm could use popular sovernty to decide free or slave state
kansis nabraska act kansas and nebraska could use pop sovernty to decide free or slave led to bleeding kanses
dred scott sanford v scott 1857 slaves where propery NOT citizens
John browns raid 1859 led to an arsenal in harpers ferry was captured and hung
2nd inogeral adress lincon wanted to emphisize importance of preserving the union
gettys burg adress lincon wanted to boost moral and remind soldiers that a democratic nation can survive
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