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33 Cards in this Set
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Era of Good Feelings
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A term that was coined by an editor that reflected the sense of nationalism during Monroe's term.
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Sectionalism
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The splitting of one party into several different factions.
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James Monroe
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He was Madison's Secretary of state and became president after him.
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Cultural Nationalism
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Defines the nation by shared culture.
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Economic nationalism
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Consists of consumers favoring the goods or services produced in their country.
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Tariff of 1816
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This protective tariff raised tariffs on imported goods from Europe.
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Protective Tariff
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They tried to protect American manufacturing from European manufacturing.
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Henry Clay
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He proposed a plan known as the 'American system'. It advanced U.S. economic growth.
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Second Bank of the United States
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This bank caused the Panic of 1819
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Panic of 1819
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This caused many people to be put into debtors' jail.
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John Marshall
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He helped to strengthen the national government.
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Fletcher v. Peck
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The first case in which the supreme court ruled a state law unconstitutional.
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McCulloch v. Maryland
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Allowed the Federal government to pass laws not expressly provided for in the Constitution.
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Gibbons v. Ogden
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Gave congress the power to regulate interstate navigation.
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Implied Powers
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Powers authorized by a legal document which, while not explicitly stated, are deemed to be implied.
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Tallmadge Amendment
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This amendment was defeated in the senate because the south thought that it was a plan to eliminate slavery.
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Missouri Compromise
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In the Louisiana territory south of Missouri, slavery would be allowed. Everything north would be free.
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Stephen Decatur
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He is known for his bravery during the bombardment of Tripoli.
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Rush-Bagot Agreement
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This placed limits on border fortifications along Canada.
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Treaty of 1818
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Allowed for joint occupation of the Oregon territory and for the sharing of fishing grounds with Canada.
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Andrew Jackson
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He over-enthusiastically raided Florida.
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Florida Purchase Treaty
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Spain agreed to sell Florida for $5 million in claims.
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Monroe Doctrine
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Tried to prevent European powers from invading South or Central America.
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Lancaster Turnpike
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The first long-distance, paved road built in the United States.
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National Road
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One of the first major improved highways in the United States. It was in Cumberland.
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Railroads
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These made it easier to send good to other parts of the country.
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Eli Whitney
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Inventer of the Cotton Gin
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Corporations
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If a company became one of these, it could sell share.
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Factory System
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Products were mass produced under this system.
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Lowell System
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This system recruited young farm women and housed them on factory grounds.
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Industrialization
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Favored mass production over skilled artisans.
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Unions
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Groups of workers who wanted to improve their condition.
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Cotton Gin
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This made it easier to process short staple cotton, which was easier to grow.
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