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darling U7 vocab
| Q | A |
|---|---|
| 5'th US President, Era of Good Feelings | James Monroe |
| Monroe Secretary of state, convention of 1818,Adams-Onis treaty | John Q. Adams |
| foreign policy that says that europe can not settle the americas | Monroe Docterine |
| Mexico, Central America, South America | Latin America |
| treaty that cedes Florida to the US | Adams-Onis Treaty |
| to give control of something to another party | Cede |
| to take land for a country | Annex |
| US-Canada border is the 49'th parallel | Convention of 1818 |
| boom in industy throughout the world marked by the emergance of factories and new inventions | Industrial Revolution |
| Young women hired by the Lowell Mills to work. | Lowell Mill Girls |
| Introduced Steam power textile mill to U.S.A. | Samuel Slater |
| Invented Water Frame | Richard Arkwright |
| People move from farms to cities | Urbanization |
| Making Standardized Parts so that new devices do not have to be fabricated | Interchangible parts |
| invented interchangible parts and Cotton Gin | Eli whitney |
| machine that sends messages long distance across a telegraph wire | Telegraph |
| leved in NE, worked on railroads and canals | Irish |
| lived in MW, farms | German |
| person that exits country | Emigrant |
| person that enters country | Immigrant |
| famine of potatoes in ireland and scotland | Potato famine |
| era of poltical harmony during monoe's presidency | Era of Good Feelings |
| henry clay's economic system, oped to make US economically independnt | American system |
| invened American System, from kentucky | Henry clay |
| Man-made connection between NYC and Great Lakes | Erie Canal |
| strong feeling of unity in country | Nationalism |
| strong feeling of unity or loyalty in state or area | Sectionalism |
| Tax on imports | Tariff |
| Nations system of communication, transportation, and energy managment | Infastructure |
| eli whitney's creation, removes debris from cotton for making textiles | Cotton Gin |
| TN city, center of cotton trade | Memphis |
| Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia, Carolinas, all major cotton producing states | Deep South |
| laws to regulate slaves and prevent rebellions | Slave codes |
| faith promoting, slave sung folk songs | spirituals |