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APUSH Period Four

2022-2023

TermDefinition
John Marshall strengthen both federal courts powers and courts powers
Marbury v. Madison declare a federal law unconstitutional for the first time "Judicial Review"
Thomas Jefferson kept national bank and reduced size of government
Hartford Convention talked about economic hardship and overall lead to the crumbling of federalists
Second Party System: Democratic Party believed Univeral White Male Sufferage, state power and free trade. Base in support in south, west, and urban workers.
The American System plan created by henry clay for economic growth
Market Revolution dramatic change in economy and more country based rather than local
The Second Great Awakening stimulated reform movement like abolitionis, womens rights and education
Fredrick Douglas abolitionist who fought for equality for all people
John C. Calhorn Speech to Senate defended slavery sating it was beneficial for both parties
Dorothea Dix activist for mentally ill
Transcendentalism believed in goodness of nature and people which pushed indiviualism
American Temperance Society believed no drinking, anti-slavery and wanted womans rights
Know Nothing Party anti-immigrant party
Minstrel Shows spread of radical sterotypes that slaves are happy in their position
Indian Removal Act Jackson negotiated with natives to move west of Mississippi
Nat Turner slave who led two rebellions
Lowell System caused textile factories who hired women
Seneca Falls Convention gathered women who believed in their rights, started women rights convention
Elizabeth Cady Santon abolitionist and believed in womens rights
Erie Canal connected east and coast and great lakes
Eli Whitney created cotton gin which fueled slavery
Cult of Domesticity believed women had private roles
Godeys Ladys Book womens issues magazines
Irish Immigrants 90% of immigrants, faced discrimination
Henry Clay Whig, wanted 2nd national bank, and american system, allowed missouri compromise and compromise of 1850
War of 1812 created sense of nationalism
Black Hawks War last major native resistense
Manifest Destiny Americans god given right to explore west
Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of US
Mexican American War opened debates about slavery
Monroe Doctorine keeps european presence out of western hempishere
Missouri Compromise establish 36-30 parallel to keep distinict line of where slavery is and isnt allowed
Homestead Act sped up westward expanision by allowing people to have 160 acres of land in the west
California Gold Rush gold was discovered in California
Sand Creek Massacre Colonel Chivington massacred 70-500 native americans
Andrew Jackson market revolution, wanted removal of natives and second bank
Slave Codes stated rights and status of slaves
Harriet Tubman abolitionist who help within the underground railroad
Annexation of Texas texas wanted to be apart of the U.S. but was anti slavery
Commonwealth vs. Hunt ruled labor unions were legal
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