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Mercantilism When colonies ship raw materials to the mother country to receive products back to the colonies
Which English documents influenced the formation of self government in the American Colonies Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, and Mayflower compact
Examples of self government in the American Colonies Mayflower Compact, House of Burgesses, and Town meetings
First Great Awakening Spread Christianity throughout the colonies, and helped unite the colonies
Salutary Neglect Britain left the colonies alone to be independent and to self govern
Ideas expressed by Thomas Jefferson's declaration of independence Equality, natural rights, and limited government
The weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation No common currency, no taxes, and could not regulate interstate commerce.
Checks and Balances Limits the power of the 3 branches
Separation of powers Power divided into 3 branches. Legislative, Executive, and judicial
Natural Rights Rights that people are born with
Madbury v. Madison Established the power of Judicial Review
What did the Marshall Court do to the power of the federal Government Increased it/made it stronger
3 parts of Henry Clay's American System Make American Good affordable, Transportation, and revive the National Bank
Goal of Monroe Doctorine The western hemisphere is closed to the European Colonization and interface
Outcome of the Supreme Court decision of Worchester v. Georgia. States did not have the right to impose regulations on Native American Land.
Indian Removal of 1830 Signed by Andrew Jackson to move
Wanted to stop spread of slavery Republican
Didn't want slavery to spread out West. Free soil Party
Henry Clay, Industry, Connection, Tariffs Whig
Goal of Reconstruction Re-establish full participation of the Southern states in the federal Government
12th Amendment President and vice president on the same ballot
13th Amendment Abolished Slavery
14th Amendment Gave African Americans citizenship
15th Amendment Gave African American males the right to vote
Outcome of the Ku Klux Klan Act Presidents intimidation at the polls, grant will send Army to enforce laws.
Declaration of Sentiments Created at Seneca Falls Convention, wanted equality for men and women
How did the Compromise lead to the end of recontruction Southern Democrats elected Hayes if demands were met.
2 outcomes of the Emancipation Proclamation Slaves behind Confederate lines are freed, African Americans can join the Union Army
Example of Presidential Veto used by Andrew Jackson He blocked the law of reviving the National Bank
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