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Yoman Farmer

Someone who does enough to feed themselves & make profit


Many viewed them as the "backbone" of the American idea & way of living

Louisiana Purchase

Land throughout the middle of the United States that was bought by Thomas Jefferson from France in 1803


Doubled the size of the United States, began the idea of manifest destiny, expanding the United States westward

American System of Manufacture

mass production of interchangeable parts into rapidly built, standardized products


Resulted in more efficient use of labor compared to hand Methods

Embargo of 1807

No more foreign trade, which would be harmful since it was the backbone of the American economy


Significant because it fails & sparks the first ideas of isolationism

1808 Non-Intercourse Act

America would trade with all nations except for great Britain & France


Later leds to the Macon's Bill which states that if either GB or France agree to America, then America would open trade with that country


Harmed the US because their highest trading partner was GB

Monroe Doctrine

Anti-colonialism


As the Spanish empire begins to fade, most colonies become independent nations


Want guaranteed freedom & free trade


Argue this is the first step towards imperialism; Europe stays out of the western hemisphere

Missouri Compromise

Henry Clay imposed


Regulated slavery in the country's western territories by prohibiting slavery in the former Louisiana territory birth of the 36/30 parallel, except for Missouri

South Carolina Debate

Nullification crisis


Declared high protective tariff was unconstitutional & only benefitted the north