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31 Cards in this Set

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Mizz. compromise
admitted Mizz. as a slave state and Maine as a free state.
John Quincy Adams
of Massachusetts
Andrew Jackson
a president and a general of the Army.
Democratic Party
Jacksons party
Spoils System
anointed the people that helped him in the campaign to government jobs.
rotation in office
the periodic replacement of office holders
sequoya
cherokee person
indian removal act
relocation of the indians
worcester v. georgia
limiting state power
Nationalism
a national pride or loylaty
James Monroe
of Virginia, went for president
Rush-Bagot Agreement
Each nation pledged to limit its naval presence on the great lakes to a few armed ships.
Luis de Onís
spanish diplomats
Simon Bolívor
revolutionist
Monroe doctrine
President vowed that the united states would stay out of foreign affairs.
specie
gold or silver coins
American System
increase federal involvement in economy
Tariff Act of 1816
placed 25 percent duty on most imported factory goods.
National Road
cumberland road
Erie Canal
363 mile long canal kinda like a highway
Market Revolution
increased farmers and manufactures profits,
Industrial Revolution
dynamic changes in manufacturing
Mass Production
Manufacture of large quantities
Samuel Slater
was that worker
Eli Whitney
employed interchangeable parts
Interchangeable parts
The manufacture of fire arms
Panic of 1819
bank failures
Trail of tears
800 mile journey to relocate the indians
John C. Calhoun
Abandoned nationalist views
pet banks
jacksons enemies called his parted pet banks
doctrine of nullification
creators could disobey a unconstitutional law