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59 Cards in this Set
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Monroe Doctrine
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freed African Americans
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Industrial Revolution
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Turn of the century, start of machines
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Bill of Rights
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1-10
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13th-15th and 19th ammendments
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free, citizens, vote, women vote
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Jacksonian Democracy
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jackson the president change of federal gov.
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Indian Removal Act
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1830 act for the gov. to negotiate treaties to relocate Native Americans
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Nationalism
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pride for country
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Federialism
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Power shared
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Doctrine of Nullification
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right of state to reject federal law
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Harreit Tubman
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Conductor of Underground railroad
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Mainfest destiny
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that the us would own to the pacific ocean
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US/Mexican War
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got land from Texas
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Cherokee Indians
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went with taking white customs
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senate
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even representation from each state and higher power
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political parties
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group of people that tries to promote ideas to the government
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Jay's Treaty
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ending dispite over American shipping during the French Revolution
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Pickney's treaty
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1795 treaty with Spain allowing American use Missippi
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Battle of New Orleans
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won a major port
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cotton gin
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faster way to clean through cotton
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Marbury v. Madison
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judical review
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abolitionist speakers
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spoke against slavery
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Robert E. Lee
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lead the South
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Union
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apposed slavery
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Confederacy
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for slavery, seceded from Union
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John Wilkes Booth
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Killed Abraham Lincoln
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Articales I II III
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I-Legislative
II-executive III- |
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Alexander Hamilton
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aid general for Washington in war, lead Whiskey Rebellion
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Samuel Morse
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invented the typewriter
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Lewis and Clark Expedition
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explored new land
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Thomas Jefferson
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wrote decleration of Independence and became president
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Kansas-Nebraska Act
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1845 law that established the territories of Nebraska and Kansas and gave their residents the right to decide wheather to allow slavery
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Battle of Bull Run
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1861 battle of Civil War. South shocked the North with victory.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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abolonitionist that was a slave
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
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Fort Sumter
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a federal fort located in the harbor of Charlston, Sout Carolina. Southern attack. Mark of the beggining of Civil War
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Seige of Vicksburg
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1863 Union victory in the Civil War that enabled the Union to control the Mississippi river
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House of Representatives
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representation to state population
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Robert Fulton
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invented the steamboat
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judicial review
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court has final say
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Louisiana Territory
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no slavery
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Trail of tears
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trail indians took to travel to Oklahoma
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Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
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1848 treaty ending the US war with Mexico; Mexico ceeded 1/2 of land to US
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popular sovereignty
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majority
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Compromise if 1850
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series of laws intended to settle the major disagreements between free and slave states
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Jefferson Davis
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President of Confederatecy
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Total war
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war not only against enemy troops, but against everything that supported the enemy
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border states in civil war
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Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and Missouri
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Tariff
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taxes on gooods
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cabinet
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president advisers
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inaugurate
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when a new president is elected
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sectionalism
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Supports section of country
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immigrant
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person that leaves a country and comes to a new country
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inflation
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raise of money rises rises while the value lowers
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depression
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stock market crashes
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prejudice
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jugdes with opinions with no facts to support
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civil disobedience
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to not follow the law
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Suffrage
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women's rights
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Dred Scott v. Standford
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slaves are property and Court cant take property
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Abolition
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against slavery
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