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17 Cards in this Set
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Jefferson's Political Philosophy
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Remain neutral
States rights Agricultural economy/not cities Forming a military Paying off debts Avoiding violent rebellion or any reason to want to rebel |
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Pierre Dominique Toussaint L'Ouverture
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Leader of the Haiti Slave Rebellion
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Status quo antebellum
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End of the war resulted in things simply returning to the way they were
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War Hawks
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Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun |
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Hartford Convention
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Talk of secession
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Era of Good Feelings/American System
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Booming economy, patriotism, country united
American system divised by Henry Clay stressing internal improvements |
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Rebirth of Sectionalism
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Brought on by the election of 1824 in which each region of the country had a candidate for president
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Election of 1824
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Jackson - Tennesee
J.Q. Adams - Massachusetts Crawford - Georgia Clay - Kentucky Jackson wins popular vote but no majority, Adams wins in the HOR, Jackson claims Clay rigged it for Adams |
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Dorthea Dix
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Reformer
Better treatment of mentally ill |
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Elizabeth Stanton
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Reformer
Women's Rights, Initiated Seneca Falls Convention |
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Horace Mann
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Reformer
School curriculums |
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Seneca Falls
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Site of convention on behalf of women's rights
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Transcendentalists
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Wanted to be one with nature
Emerson and Thoreau |
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McCulloch v. Maryland
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that state action may not impede valid constitutional exercises of power by the Federal government
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Jackson
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Founder of modern democratic party
Agriculture and states rights Anti-bank |
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Dartmouth College
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States cannot interfere with private institution's charters
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Panic of 1837
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Van Buren
caused by Jackson's belief in seperation between government and the economy |
