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Election of 1800 up to the pre Civil War Compromises

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Different views of specific issues led to the development of the first American political parties. What specific views did they have differences over? Economic and foreign policy
Which political party led by John Adams and Alexander Hamilton in the election of 1800 favored a strong national government and commerical economy? Federalists
What was the agreement between the US and British that led the British to give up their forts but allowed them to keep restrictions on American ships? The Jay Treaty
Which political party was supported by farmers, artisans and frontier settlers in the South? Democratic-Republicans
Why was the presidential election of 1800, won by Thomas Jefferson, important? It was the first presidential election to have a peaceful transfer of power from one political party to another
Economic interests, strategic interests, and popular beliefs led to what? Expansion to the Pacific Ocean
Which event did not occur between 1787 and the Civil War? War with Spain
What was the theory that westward expansion was expected and a God-given right of the US? The Monroe Doctrine
What was the event in which Native American Tribes were forcibly relocated from the Atlantic Coastal states to Oklahoma in the middle of winter? The Trail of Tears
Who did Thomas Jefferson purchase the Louisiana Territory from? France
What effect did the Louisian Purchase have on the United States? It doubled the size of the US
How did Sacajawea help with the Louisiana Purchase? She guided Lewis and Clark and translated for them
What was not a result of the war of 1812? Increased British colonization in Mexico
Why did James Madison ask Congress to declare war on Britain in 1812? British interference in American shipping
According to the Monroe Doctrine, how would the US take action if England attmepted to colonize in South America? A threat to peace and safety
What is one example that nations in the Western Hemisphere were iherently different, as stated in the Monroe Doctrine? European governments are monarchies and America is a republic
Why did American settlers migrate westward from the coastal states? The economic opportunity to own and farm land
The westward movement and the growth of industrial economy were supported by what? Railroads and Canals
What did Eli Whitney invent? Cotton Gin
What battle was sparked by American immigration into Texas in which Texans were victorious over Mexico? Battle of the Alamo
Americans won the Mexican War. Which state did they not acquire? Louisiana
From the last decade of the 18th century to the first half of the 19th century, what was the major change in American politics? An increase in popular participation in state and national politics
What happened as a result of the spoils system with Andrew Jackson as president? elected officials rewarding their supporters with government jobs
How is Andrew Jackson's ability to personify the "democratic spirit" best displayed? Jackson's challenging of the economic elite
Two political parties that were formed after the Federalist party were Whig and Know-Nothings Party
The nation struggled to resolve sectional issues, which produced a series of crises and compromises
This portion of the country favored high protective tariffs to protect agains foreign competition. North
This portion of the country depended on slavery because it was rural and mostly consisted of plantations. South
The multiple compromises of the mid 1800's were created to address what issue? Extending slavery
The compromise that drew an east-west line through the the Louisiana Purchase, with slavery prohibited above the line and allowed below, is known as? The Missouri Compromise
The compromise or act that allowed California to enter as a free state, while new territories in Southwest from Mexico could decide was known as The Compromise of 1850
The act that repealed the Missouri compromise and produced bloody fighting in Kansas was known as The Kansas-Nebraska Act
This centered around the argument over South Carolina's right to nullify Congresses' Tariff of 1832. What typ of issue is this? State's Rights
This promoted the ending of the institution of slavery. Abolition Movement
Slave revolts in Virginia that fed Southerner's fears of slave rebellions were led by who? Nat Turner and Gabriel Prosser
This was antislavery newspaper that presented the issue as a violation of Christian priciples. The Liberator
Northern support of the abolishment of slavery pitted the North againts who? South
This document was concerned with Expanding Women's rights? Seneca Falls Declration
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton are associated with helping women earn the right to do what? Vote
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