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| A period of religious enthusiasm in the American colonies. | First Great Awakening
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| During the period of Reform, many people turned to religion as a reason to make changes in the U.S. | Second Great Awakening
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| Five American colonists were dressed as Native Americans and dumped 342 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor | Boston Tea Party
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| Five American colonists were shot and killed by British soldiers in March 1770. | Boston Massacre
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| The governing body of the American colonies after independence had been declared. | Continental Congress
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| Massachusetts farmer led by Daniel Shays rebelled when they were imprisoned for not paying their debt. | Shays Rebellion
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| Meeting of delegates from the 13 states. Main purpose was to make changes to the Articles of Confederation. Ended up writing a new constitution. | Philadelphia/Constitutional Convention
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| Uprising of people who refused to pay a tax on alcohol. The rebellion was squashed by the new government under the Constitution thus proving its strength. | Whiskey Rebellion
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| The Election of 1800 was referred to as a revolution because it was the first time power had peacefully been passed from one group to another. | Revolution of 1800
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| Land purchase from France for $15 million that almost doubled the size of the United States. | Louisiana Purchase
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| Period in which goods produced by hand were replaced with goods produced in a factory by machines. Transportation systems improved as well during this time. | Industrial Revolution
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| Period when feelings of nationalism grew under President James Monroe | Era of Good Feelings
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| A sectional crisis during the presidency of Andrew Jackson. It was caused by the South's anger over the Tariff of 1828.The South felt that a state could nullify a national law. These arguments almost lead to war. | Nullification Crisis
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| National bank that was started to alleviate Revolutionary war debt and to unite the country under one currency. It became a national issue during the residency of Andrew Jackson | Bank of the United States
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| Law passed during Andrew Jackson's presidency that forced Native American tribes living in Georgia and Florida to move to present Oklahoma. | Indian Removal Act
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| Forced relocation of the Native Americans to present day Oklahoma. | Trail of Tears
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| Period before the civil war when many Americans called for reform in many areas including public education, prisons, slavery and women's rights. | Age of Reform
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| The first women's rights convention that was organized by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The Declaration of Sentiments was presented. | Seneca Falls Convention
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| Compromise proposed by Henry clay in 1819 that divided the United States into areas that were pro-slavery. | Missouri Compromise
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| Law that created the Kansas and Nebraska territories. It allowed popular sovereignty in these areas to decide the issue of slavery. | Kansas Nebraska Act
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| Pro and anti-slavery groups sent settlers to Kansas to vote on the issue of slavery. These groups classed and violence erupted. | Bleeding Kansas
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| Series of laws passed to organize the Mexican cession into slave and non slave areas. This compromise was proposed by Henry Clay. | Compromise of 1850
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| Law proposed by David Wilmot to outlaw slavery in the Mexican Cession. | Wilmot Proviso
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| The election of Abraham Lincoln that led to the secession of South Carolina. The Civil Was started a few months later. | Election of 1860
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| On April 14, 1865 only a few days after the Civil War ended, John Wilkes Booth shot and killed President Lincoln. | Assassination of Lincoln
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| Citizens could occupy government land. If a settler improved the land and grew crops, after five years he or she would own the land. | Homestead Act
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| This act provided each state with 30,000acres of land times the number of its members in Congress. The state could then sell the land to fund public colleges. | Morrill Act
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| Removed Native Americans to government reservations in the West. This act opened their land up to white settlers. | Dawes Act
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