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Amer. Hist. Ch. 7

American History Chapter 7

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Eli Whitney demonstrated the first musket made of interchangable parts
interchangable parts parts that exactly alike
mass production the production of goods in large quantities
Industrial Revolution social and economic reorganization that took place as machines replaced hand tools and large scale factory production developed
Samuel Slater a British immigrant that had established the first succesful mechanized textile factory in America
cotton gin helped to set the south on a different course of development from the north
Henry Clay a house speaker began to promote the American System
American System would unite the nations economic interests
National Road began in 1811 and was a new road that extended from Cumberland, Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois
Erie Canal one of the most impressive projects, stretched 363 miles
Tariff of 1816 purpose was to improve roads, canals and lighthouses
Robert Fulton recieved a charter from New York legislature that gave them exclusive right to run steam boats on rivers in that state
Clermont Robert Falton's boat propelled by a steam engine cruised 150 miles up the Hudson River
Gibbons vs. Ogden helped ensure that the federal government has the power to regulate just about everything that crosses state lines
McCulloch vs. Maryland the courts ruling also supported the national government over the states governments
John Marshall guided the supreme court to a ruling that stregthened the federal governments control over the economy
John Quincy Adams established foreign policy guided by nationalism
nationalism the belief that national interests should be placed ahead of regional concerns or the interests of other countries
James Monroe the president
Adams-Onis Treaty in this treaty Spain ceded Florida to the U.S.
Monroe Doctrine is what the principles became known as
Missouri Compromise a series of agreements
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