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35 Cards in this Set
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what ideology would support presidents polk's view on the annexation of the oregeon and texas for the u.s.
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manifest destiny
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chief justice john marshall was the supreme court when andrew jackson was president. how do you think he felt about when andrew jackson allowed georgia to follow through with the trail of tears
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jackson underminded the judicial branch
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what's naturalization
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becoming a citizen
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what was the policy of jacsonian democracy pertaining to suffurage
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he believed in "universal" suffurage
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what resistance strategy of the native americans in the 1800's
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they waited on land then defended/attacked as much as they could (if needed)
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describe indian removal act
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geogia to oklahoma, forced removal of native americans
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describe war of 1812
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war-hawks, battle of new orleans
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the quaker's religous belief system was that all people should be treated equally, what would this have influenced
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the second great awakening, abolitionists
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sojourner truth used non-violence to argue for aboltion, she also spoke the famous words," ain't I a woman"na
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what was the secind great awkening
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religous movement in 1800's god sees people equally
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what was the temperance movement
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a movement to outlae alcahol
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who was fredrick douglas
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ex-slave, abolirionist, spoke out against slavery
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the womans suffurage movement used protest, marches and speeches
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na
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what were some veiws loyalists during the american revolution
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respect the british, pay taxes to british
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how did the second great awakening influence the abolitionist movement
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said that God sees people equally
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who was a white abolitionist leader who started the anit-slavery newspaper called the liberator
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william lloyd garrison
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how does the preamble start
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we the people
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where did elizabeth katy santon give a speech giving a speech demanding womans rights to vote
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seneca falls convention
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who worked free for public education
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horace man
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the steam engine was known for allowing ships to travel up streams and railroads to travel across the country
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na
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the second great awakening was a religious revival where people would sit under trees or in big tents and listen to a preacher preach about how we are equal in gods sightna
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who were abolitionists as well as fought for womens rights
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fredrick douglas, susan b. anthony
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what was the declaration of sentiment
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written at seneca falls convention of womens rihhts , all men and women are created with equality
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what brach of government was andrew jackson igniring when he allowed the indian removal act
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judicial brach
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what is isolationism
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u.s. interference with foreign involvement and would isolate then selves to focus on national politics
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lexington and concord were the first battle of the american revolution
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na
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in the treaty of guadalupe-hidalgo, the u.s. gained about one half of mexicos land
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na
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what were some reasons napoleaon sold the louisiana purchase
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needed money to fight britain, haiti rebelion
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what was the monroe doctrine
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to isolate the us from foreign affairs, keep european from north and south america
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when was the star spangled banner written and why, how does it start
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fort mchenry about the battle of 1812 "o say can you see" - francis soctt key
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when was the louisiana purchase purchased and who was president
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1803, thomas jefferson
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who were the know-nothings
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anti-cotholic, anti immigration, nativist, didn't like immigrants
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sam houston and stephen austin were instrumental in the texas acquisition.
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what was the whiskey rebelion
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washington appointed alexander hamilton his financial plan, he put a tax on whiskey, people didn't like it so they rebelled a against it, gov. sent troops to stop rebelion
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why was n.o. so important to the u.s. during the war of 1812
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a major port city of the u.s., transports goods and supplies throughout the u.s.
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