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119 Cards in this Set
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1815-1824
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ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
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1819
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ADAM-ONIS/TRANSCONTINENTAL TREATY
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1820
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MISSOURI COMPROMISE
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1823
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MONROE DOCTRINE
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1830
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INDIAN REMOVAL ACT
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1838
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TRAIL OF TEARS
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1820'S-1830'S
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TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION
DEMOCRATIZATION |
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1833
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NULLIFICATION CRISIS
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1836
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TEXAS REVOLUTION
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1846-8
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MEXICAN REVOLUTION
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1848 (3)
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TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO
WILMOT PROVISO SENECA FALLS CONVENTION |
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MARSHALL COURT
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1801-35 COURT WHOSE DECISIONS STRENGTHENED FEDERAL POWER AT EXPENSE OF STATES
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JOHN MARSHALL
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SC CHIEF JUSTICE 1801-35 WHOSE DECISIONS STRENGTHENED FEDERAL POWER AT EXPENSE OF STATES
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JAMES MONROE
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ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS PRESIDENT
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AMERICAN SYSTEM
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CLAY ECONOMIC PLAN COMPRISED OF 2ND NATIONAL BANK, 1816 TARIFF, & INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
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TARIFF OF 1816
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1ST EVER TARIFF, PART OF CLAY'S AMERICAN SYSTEM
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
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MOST CONTROVERSIAL PART OF CLAY'S AMERICAN SYSTEM, INCLUDED CANALS, ROADS, ETC.
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SECOND BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
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PART OF CLAY'S AMERICAN SYSTEM, REPLACED 1ST, WHOSE CHARTER EXPIRED
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MCCULLUCH V. MARYLAND
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1819 CASE THAT SAID STATES CANNOT TAX FEDERAL BANKS,EXAMPLE OF MARSHALL COURT TENDENCY TO EXTEND FEDERAL POWER AT EXPENSE OF STATE
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WOODWARD V. MARYLAND
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1819 CASE THAT SAID STATES CANNOT INTERFERE WITH PRIVATE CONTRACTS,EXAMPLE OF MARSHALL COURT TENDENCY TO EXTEND FEDERAL POWER AT EXPENSE OF STATE
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ADAMS-ONIS
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AKA TRANSCONTINENTAL-TREATY WITH SPAIN ADDED FLORIDA TO THE US
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TRANSCONTINENTAL TREATY
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AKA ADAMS-ONIS-TREATY WITH SPAIN ADDED FLORIDA TO THE US
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MISSOURI COMPROMISE
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1820 CLAY COMPROMISE THAT ESTABLISHED 36 30 LINE ABOVE WHICH SLAVERY PROHIBITED, AND ADMITTED MAINE AS A FREE STATE, MISSOURI AS SLAVE
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MONROE DOCTRINE
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1823 STATEMENT BY MONROE ADMINISTRATION THAT THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE WAS TO BE CLOSED TO FURTHER EUROPEAN COLONIZATION
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CIVILIZED TRIBES
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CHEROKEES & OTHER SE INDIAN TRIBES WHO FARMED, EDUCATED ,& SOMETIMES OWNED SLAVES
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CHEROKEES
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LITERATE AND AGRICULTURAL TRIBES FORCIBLY PUSHED WEST BY SE STATES AND THE JACKSON ADMINISTRATION
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INDIAN REMOVAL ACT
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1830 JACKSON LAW THAT FORCED SE INDIANS TO MOVE WEST
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WORCESTER V GEORGIA
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MARSHALL COURT DECISION THAT SAID STATES COULD NOT FORCIBLY REMOVE SE INDIANS
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TRAIL OF TEARS
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1838 FORCIBLE REMOVAL OF CHEROKEES TO THE WEST, DURING WHICH 4000 INDIANS DIED
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SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURE
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FARMING TO CONSUME
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SPECULATOR
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ONE WHO BUYS LAND, STOCK, ETC. WITH INTENTION NOT TO USE BUT TO RESELL AT QUICK PROFIT
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PANIC OF 1819
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CRASH AND DEPRESSION WHICH HELPED END ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS, LAND BOOM, ETC
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LIVINGSTON & FULTON
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INVENTORS OF STEAMBOAT
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GIBBONS V. OGDEN
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MARSHALL COURT DECISION THAT EXTENDED FEDERAL GOVERNMENT POWER TO REGULATE INTERSTATE COMMERCE TO INTERSTATE NAVIGATION
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TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION
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1820'S-1830'S ADVANCES IN TRANSPORTATION: ROADS, CANALS, STEAMBOATS, RAILROADS
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ERIE CANAL
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MAJOR CANAL BUILT 1825 TO CONNECT GREAT LAKES WITH HUDSON RIVER
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LOWELL SYSTEM
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EARLY NEW ENGLAND TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS THAT EMPLOYED YOUNG UNMARRIED WOMEN
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
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JACKSONIAN PARTY OF THE 1830'S
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HENRY CLAY
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MAJOR WHIG
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WHIGS
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MAJOR PARTY OF 2ND PARTY SYSTEM WHOSE FOCUS WAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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PARTY CAUCUS
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SMALL MEETING OF PARTY LEADERS
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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1825-29 PRESIDENT & FUTURE WHIG
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JOHN CALHOUN
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JACKSON ANTAGONIST DURING NULLIFICATION CONTROVERSY
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ELECTION OF 1824
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CONTROVERSIAL & BITTER ELECTION THAT REFLECTED SECTIONALISM AND ENDED ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
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CORRUPT BARGAIN
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1824 ACCUSATION THAT CLAY SUPPORTED ADAMS TO GET OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
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MARTIN VAN BUREN
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JACKSON'S VICE-PRESIDENT; PRESIDEMT DURING PANIC OF 1837 & TRAIL OF TEARS
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SPOILS SYSTEM
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SYSTEM IN WHICH WINNING POLITICAL PARTY REWARDS ITS SUPPORTERS WITH GOVERNMENT JOBS; JACKSON WAS FAMUS FOR IT
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MAYSVILLE ROAD VETO
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS VETO BY ANDREW JACKSON
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TARIFF OF ABOMINATIONS
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1828 PROTECTIONIST TARIFF THAT SPARKED THE NULLIFICATION CRISIS OF 1833
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SOUTH CAROLINA EXPOSITION AND PROTEST
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CALHOUN'S ENUNCIATION OF THE DOCTRINE OF NULLIFICATION
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OLIVE BRANCH & THE SWORD
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JACKSON'S 2-PRONGED RESPONSE TO NULLIFICATION: COMPROMISE AND THREAT OF FORCE
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COMPROMISE TARIFF
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LOWER TARIFF PROPOSED BY CLAY DURING NULLIFICATION CRISIS
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FORCE BILL
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JACKSON-REQUESTED AUTHORIZTION FOR 20,000 FEDERAL TROOPS TO SUPPRESS NULLIFICATION
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SPECIE
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HARD CURRENCY
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HARD CURRENCY; SPECIE
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GOLD OR SILVER
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SOFT CURRENCY
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PAPER NOTES, FREQUENTLY PRIVATE PROMISES TO REDEEM IN SPECIE
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NATIONAL REPUBLICANS
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CLAY/QUINCY ADAMS WING OF DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICANS IN 1824
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PET BANKS
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STATE BANKS CHOSEN BY JACKSON FOR FEDERAL DEPOSITS IN HIS ATTEMPT TO KILL THE BANK OF THE US
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LOCOFOCOS
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NEW YORK WORKINGMEN'S FACTION OF DEMOCRATS DEMANDING TO BE PAID IN SPECIE
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PANIC OF 1837
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CRASH & DEPRESSION CAUSED PARTLY BY JACKSON'S BANK POLICY
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EMPRESARIOS
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AM.AGENTS DISTRIBUTING LAND TO AMERICANS FOR MEXICO
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GREAT PLAINS
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SEMI-ARID & HARD-TO-CROSS PLATEAU WEST OF MISSISSIPPI STATES
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STEPHEN AUSTIN
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EMPRESARIO WHO LED MANY AMERICANS INTO TEXAS
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SANTA ANNA
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MEXICAN DICTATOR DURING TEXAS REVOLUTION AND MEXICAN WAR
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TEXAS REVOLUTION
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1836 UPRISING OF AMERICANS IN TEXAS AGAINST MEXICO
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THE ALAMO
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SAN ANTONIO SITE OF MEXICAN MASSACRE OF TEXANS
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GOLIAD
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MEXICAN MASSACRE OF AMERICAN PRISONERS DURING THE TEXAS REVOLUTION
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SAM HOUSTON
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LEADER OF TEXANS DURING REVOLUTION
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SAN JACINTO
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DECISIVE VICTORY OF AMERICANS DURING MEXICAN REVOLUTION
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DONNER PARTY
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DOOMED PARTY OF WESTWARD SETTLERS WHO ATE EACH OTHER TO SURVIVE IN THE 1840'S
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WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
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TIPPECANOE HERO WHO BECAME 1ST WHIG PRESIDENT 1841
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JOHN TYLER
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2ND WHIG PRESIDENT WHO VETOED THE WHOLE WHIG PROGRAM
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WHIG PARTY
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NEW 1830'S FOCUSED UPON ECONOMIC NATIONALISM AND ANTIPATHY TO JACKSON
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PROTECTIVE TARIFF
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TARIFF MEANT TO PROTECT BUSINESS RATHER THAN TO RAISE REVENUE
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REVENUE TARIFF
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TARIFF MEANT TO PROTECT INDUSTRY AND ALSO RAISE REVENUE
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WEBSTER-ASHBURTON TREATY
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1842 BRITISH-AMERICAN TREATY FIXING CANADIAN BORDER AT MAINE
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JAMES K. POLK
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EXPANSIONIST PRESIDENT WHO ANNEXED TEXAS AND FOUGHT MEXICAN WAR
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DARK HORSE
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UNKNOWN POLITICAL CANDIDATE NOMINATED BECAUSE PARTY CAN'T AGREE ON OTHER CANDIDATES
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MANIFEST DESTINY
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AMERICAN BELIEF THAT AMERICA WAS OREDAINED BY GOD TO EXPAND TO THE PACIFIC
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MEXICAN WAR
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1846-8 WAR THAT GOT US NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, AND TEXAS AT RIO GRANDE
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RIO GRANDE
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BORDER OF TEXAS THAT AMERICA FOUGHT TO DEFEND IN MEXICAN WAR
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NEUCES RIVER
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BORDER OF TEXAS THAT MEXICO FOUGHT TO DEFEND IN MEXICAN WAR
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ZACHARY TAYLOR
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AMERICAN GENERAL IN MEXICAN WAR
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SLIDELL MISSION
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FAILED DIPLOMATIC MISSION TO MEXICO AT BEGINNING OF MEXICAN WAR
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TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO
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ENDED MEXICAN WAR
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MEXICAN CESSION
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HUGE TRACT WON IN MEXICAN WAR, INCLUDED CALIFORNIA, NEW MEXICO
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SECOND GREAT AWAKENING
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EARLY-MID 19TH CENTURY REVIVALIST MOVEMENT
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UNITARIANS
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ANTI-REVIVALIST RELIGION THAT BELIEVED JESUS LESS THAN FULLY DIVINE
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SHAKERS
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ANTI-MATERIALIST ARTISAN RELIGION THAT BELIEVED IN CHRIST'S 2ND COMING
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MORMONS
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INDIGENOUS AMERICAN RELIGION FOUNDED BY JOSEPH SMITH
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JOSEPH SMITH
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FOUNDER OF MORMONISM
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BOOK OF MORMON
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REVELATIONS GIVEN TO JOSEPH SMITH
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POLYGYNY
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EARLY MORMON PRACTICE OF HAVING SEVERAL WIVES
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BRIGHAM YOUNG
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LEADER OF MORMONS AFTER DEATH OF SMITH
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UTAH
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STATE FOUNDED BY MORMONS
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DESERET
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MORMON NAME FOR UTAH
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TEMPERANCE
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ANTI-ALCOHOL MOVEMENT
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HORACE MANN
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19TH CENTURY PUBLIC SCHOOL REFORMER
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
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ABOLITIONIST EDITOR OF THE LIBERATOR
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LIBERATOR
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ABOLITIONIST PAPER EDITED BY GARRISON
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FREDERICK DOUGLAS
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EX-SLAVE ABOLITIONIST
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SOJOURNER TRUTH
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19TH CENTURY EX-SLAVE ABOLITIONIST AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVIST
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ROBERT OWEN
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UTOPIAN FOUNDER OF NEW HARMONY
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NEW HARMONY
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UTOPIAN COMMUNITY FOUNDED BY ROBERT OWEN
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BROOK FARM
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TRANSCENDENTALIST COMMUNITY OF THE 1830'S & 1840'S
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WRITTEN BY JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
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AUTHOR OF DEERSLAYER, LAST OF THE MOHICANS
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WRITTEN BY HENRY DAVID THOREAU
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AUTHOR OF WALDEN, CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
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WRITTEN BY WALT WHITMAN
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AUTHOR OF LEAVES OF GRASS
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WRITTEN BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
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AUTHOR OF HOUSE OF 7 GABLES, SCARLET LETTER
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WRITTEN BY HERMAN MELVILLE
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AUTHOR OF MOBY DICK, BILLY BUDD, TYPEE
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RALPH WALSO EMERSON
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ESSAYIST WHO WAS THE PRIMARY FORCE BEHIND A 'NATIONAL LITERATURE'
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MARGARET FULLER
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19TH CENTURY TRANSCENDENTALIST AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVIST
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HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL
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19TH CENTURY AMERICAN ROMANTIC ARTISTIC SCHOOL
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THOMAS COLE
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HUDSON RIVER ARTIST
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FREDERICK LAW OLMSTEAD
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19TH CENTURY URBAN AMERICAN ARCHITECT
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CLASSICISM
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18TH CENTURY IDEA THAT STANDARDS OF BEAUTY WERE UNIVERSAL; CLASSICAL WORKS WERE RULE-ORIENTED AND HIGHLY STRUCTURED
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ROMANTICISM
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EARLY 19TH CENTURY CHALLENGE TO CLASSICISM, SAID THAT CULTURAL WORKS SHOULD BE EMOTIONAL AND THE PRODUCT OF UNIQUE VISION OF ARTIST
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TRANSCENDENTALISM
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EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERARY MOVEMENT THAT SAID IDEAL STATE 'TRANSCENDS' ESTABLISHED IDEAS
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MAIN TRANSCENDENTALISTS
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EMERSON, THOREAU
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