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monroe/jackson

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James Monroe Era of good feelings, Monroe doctrine, War hero
Gibbons V. Ogden (Trade), national is number 1
Nat Tunner He led a revolt that killed a number of whites
Nationalism Pride, Number 1, The best
Missouri Compromise Main-free state, Mossouri-Slave state,
American system Henry Clay, National money to pay for improvements
Era Of Good Feelings No War, New inventions, Compromises, Monroe
Sectionalism Division Between States
Monroe Doctrine Europe Stay out
Cotton GIn Made the south wealthy untill (1861)
MC .V. Mary Natinoal bank
Oregon Trail
andrew jackson mudslinging,dirty compagin, Mean, Always trying to fight
John Quincy Adams Era of good feelings, Currupt Bargen
Kitchen cabinet Andrew JAcksons freinds
Whigs AnitJackson. Do not want Jackson..
Trail of tears Indaian removeal, Walk them from gorgea to oklahoma
Corrupt Bargain Adams & Clay
election of 1828 JohnQuincy Adams Wins, Henery Clay- Secretery of state, Ends era of good feelings
suffrage rights to vote
secede/secession seperate
Indian removal act move the indians fromg orgea to what is today oklahoma
pet banks state banks
spoils system Monroe dotrince, rewarding with jobs
Tariff of abominations a big tarrif S.C thretan to succed
nullification crisis No,Not,Void, South = nullification South = secede
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