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Chapter 7

U.S. - 1900 & Prior History - Davis - SVHS - Chapter 7 Test

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The production of goods in large numbers. Mass Production
The belief that the nation as a whole is more important than a few states or other countries. Nationalism
When society and economics is reorganized because machines replaced the use of hand tools and factories were built on a large scale. Industrial Revolution
Ran against Jackson in the elections of 1824 John Quincy Adams
A plan submitted by President Madison to unify the nation American System
This party backed the ideas of the American System promoted by Henry Clay Whig Party
More than a quarter of Cherokee died on this Trail of Tears
Parts that are exactly alike interchangeable
Formed by Andrew Jackson Democratic Republican Party
Served as President after Jackson Martin Van Buren
What made mass production possible? the factory system
Where did the Industrial Revolution Start? England
What describes agriculture in the North? smaller farms, little labor needed, & mixture of crops and livestock
How did the invention of the cotton gin affect the South? increased BOTH production of cotton and number of slaves needed
What were the main parts of developing transportation and other internal improvements under the American System? National Road, Turnpikes, and Canals such as the Erie Canal
What is a Monopoly? exclusive legal control of a commercial activity
What two parts of the American System stirred up debate among various parts of the country? protective tariffs/taxes & resurrecting the National Bank
What was it called when the President warned European nations about establishing colonies in the Western Hemisphere? the Monroe Doctrine
Which court case stated that the States could not grant exclusive rights to a steamboat route or any other trade route that crossed state lines? Ogden v. Gibbons
Which court case strengthened the federal government's control over the economy? McCulloh v. Maryland
In the 1824 election Andrew Jackson recieved what? the popular vote but lost the electoral college
Andrew Jackson used the spoils system to do what? hire his friends and supporters into Federal jobs
This forced the South to buy expensive Northern Goods? Tariff of Abominations
This recognized the Cherokee nation as a distinct policitcal community. Worcester v. Georgia
The Indian Removal Act of 1830 did what? provided funds to negotiate treaties to force Indians west
This closed banks and collapsed the credit system. Panic of 1837
This treaty gave the Cherokee $5 million for 8 million acres of land Treaty of New Echota
This bill allowed the government to use army and navy against South Carolina if they resisted paying taxes. Force Bill
President Jackson strongly opposed this Bank Bank of the United States
This man devised the Nullification Theory. John Calhoun
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