Definition | Term |
Andrew Jackson's resettlements of Cherokee Indians | Indian Removal Act |
Plantations, Agriculture, Slaves | Southern States |
Change in the way goods were produced | Industrial Revolution |
Native Americans called it | Trail of Tears |
The dictator who sold Louisiana to the United States | Napoleon Bonaparte |
Country that sold Louisiana to the United States | France |
Price of the Louisiana Purchase | 15 million dollars |
5th President | James Mornroe |
Louisiana Purchase | 1803 |
Interchangeable parts and the cotton gin | Eli Whitney |
Federalists | Believed in strong central government |
Document that ended European colonization of Western Hemisphere | Monroe Doctrine |
Early colonial cities located by | Rivers and Harbors, ease of Transportation |
Alexander Hamilton | Created the Bank of the United States; Free Enterprise System |
Famous Court Case over power of Supreme Court and Judicial Review | Marbury vs. Madison |
Belief that America would spread from sea to sea | Manifest Destiny |
Inventor of the Telegraph and code | Samuel Morse |
Invented a machine that reduced amount of labor for harvesting | Cyrus McCormick and mechanical reaper |
U.S. fights against Mexico over Texas | Mexican War |
First successful steamboat operator in U.S. | Robert Fulton |
Henry Clay's plan to keep the number of free and slave states equal | Missouri Compromise of 1820 |
New political party based on anti-slavery platform | Republican Party |
Famous Anti-federalist | Patrick Henry |
Expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase territory | Lewis and Clark Expedition |
3rd President | Thomas Jefferson |
United States Federal Court System | District, Appellate, and Supreme |
Federalists and Democratic Republicans | First political parties |
Interprets and decides if law are constitutonal | Judicial Review |
Famous speaker in South, favored Secession | John C. Calhoun |
Famous speaker from the West, the "Great Compromiser" | Henry Clay |
Economy in the South was based on | Slave Labor- Agriculture |
Leader of the Federalists Party | Alexander Hamilton |
Railroads, population, factories | Northern States |
Tariff or duty | Tax |
7th President | Andrew Jackson |
Leader of the Democratic Republicans | Thomas Jefferson |
1st President | George Washington |
Laws that protect American manufacturers | Protective Tariffs |
Economy in the North was based on | Wage Labor- Manufacturing |
1st railroad to cross the country | Transcontinental Railroad |
Jefferson's purchase that doubled the size of the U.S. | Louisiana Purchase |
Andrew Jackson's fight against South Carolina over States Rights | Nullification Crisis |
Pride in your State 1st | Sectionalism |
Pride in your Nation1st | Nationalism |
Democratic Republican party eventually evolved into | Democratic Party |
Washington's Farewell Address Warnings | Avoid entangling alliances with other nations and avoid partisan poolitics |