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30 Cards in this Set
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National Bank
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Alexander Hamilton (federalist)
- loose interpretation Govt create because of the Elastic Clause Supported by Wealthy,Merchants,and North |
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George Washington Farewell Address
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Stay away from foreign entanglements(affairs)
creates traditional foreign policy of isolationism |
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McCullough v Maryland
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national government
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Nullification
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states refuse to follow federal laws
south do not like tariffs laws |
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Gibbons V Ogden
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Federal Govt controls interstate trade
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Indian Removal Act
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president Andrew Jackson forces Cherokee out of Georgia to Oklahoma
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Eli Whitney cotton gin
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increases the value of cotton and need for slaves
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Louisiana Purchase
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Thomas Jefferson
purchase under implied powers goes against his strict interpretation |
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Monroe Doctrine
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keep Europe out the western hemisphere
no colonization of Latin America |
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industrial revoultion
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huge increase of factories
- abundance of natural resource - need for immigrant work force -north wants tariffs |
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The Spoil System/Patronage
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elected officials rewarding their supporters with government jobs
end by the pendent Act |
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manifest destiny
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us god right to expand westward
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expansion of the us
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Louisiana purchase 1803
Thomas Jefferson purchase from France Adams onis treaty (Florida) Texas annexation 1845 Mexican cessation (southwest ) 1848 Mexican American war Gadsden purchase railroad |
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expansion of slavery
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Missouri compromise 1 for 1
1 free state for 1 slave state compromise of 1850 California fugitive slave act Kansas Nebraska act vote for slavery popular sovereignty |
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Seneca Falls Convention
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1848 Birth of the Women 's right to vote movement
declaration of sentiments declaration of independence |
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abolition
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abolish slavery
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uncles tom's cabinet
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increases tension between north and south
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causes of civil war
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sectionalism
tariffs slavery Uncle Toms Cabin election of Abraham Lincoln |
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dread Scott case
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slaves are property
government cannot tell you what you can cannot do with your property gets rid of Kansas Nebraska act |
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president lincoln
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#1 preserve the union
#2 disliked slavery wouldn't get rid of slavery if it broke up the union the election of Lincoln caused the south to secede from the union |
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sout war advantages
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better military leaders
knew the geography fighting on homes turf only had to fight a defensive |
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north war advantages
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railroads
manufacturing already established government economy |
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emancipation proclamation
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only freed slaves in the south
did not free the slavery in the union allowed African Americans to enlist in army make it impossible for south to get help from europe |
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54th regiment
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Fort wagner
all black troops |
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radical republicans
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punish the south for the civil war protect the African Americans
Lincoln before he died wanted to preserve the union therefore he wouldn't punish the south |
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election of 1876
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end reconstructions with election of Hayes
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Jim crow laws vs black codes
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segregation in the south
voting restriction created to resisted the 14th and 15th ammendment |
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Booker t Washington
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advocated for jobs and vocational skills African Americans not equality
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W E B Debois
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African Americans need equality and should be obtained through higher education
NAACP |
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PLESSY V FERGUSON
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seprate but equal
allows segration |
