U.s History 1 Chapter 7 Review

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Interchangeables parts

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Standarized parts that can be used in place of one to another

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Industrial Revolution

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The radical social and econimic changes that resulted from the replacement of handtools machine

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American System

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Set up pre-civilized war actions desgned to unify the nation and strengthen the economy Erie Canal and other improvements.

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Erie Canal

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A 363 mile-long artificial waterway connecting the Hudson River with lake Erie build between 1817 and 1825. Nicknamed "The Big Ditch"

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Eli Whitney

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Developed and caused a major change in production methods, late 1700s.

-Replacement parts

-Cotton gins

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North's Economy

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They invested in factories and manufacturing

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South's economy

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They invested in cotton

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Cotton gin

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Machine for cleaning cotton from seeds demand for sale grows, cotton production surged 8,000 bales 178.000

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After 1804, slavery in North

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Almost all northern states deslisted slavery

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National Road

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A federally founded road begun in 1811 and completed by 1838, extending from Maryland to Illinois

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Tariff of 1816

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A protective tariff designed to aid American industries

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Second Bank of the US

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In 1816 congress chartered " "

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Era of Good Feeling

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Monroe tools a goodwill tour of new england, the tour impress northern federalist

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Robert Fulton/ the clermont

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Clerment began the steam boot era

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Gibbons v. Ogden

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Exclusive charters grabd to Fulton by NY

Desicion: interstete commence an only, be regulated by the federal govern

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McColloch v. Maryland

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Maryland tax on bank of US is unconstitutional

Bank of US is constitutional

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Nationalism

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A devotion to interest and culture of one's own nation

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Worcester v. Georgia

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Cherokee nation refused to leave georgia, and appeleadded to the supreme court.

-Georgia had no right to regulate or invade Cherokee nation

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Rush-Bagot Teatry

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Limits great lakes military vesstes for both US and Britain

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Monroe doctrine

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A policy of US opposition of any European interference in the affairs of the Western Hemisphere

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Adams-onis teatry

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Agreement in which Spain have her control of Florida territory to the US

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Missouri Compromise

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A series pf agreement passed by Congress to preserve a balance of power between free states and slave states

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Election of 1824

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John Quincy Adams v. Andrew Jackson

Henry Clay convinced electors and Adams later becomes 6th president

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Election of 1828

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Jackson portrayed himself at the common man and Adams

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Assimilation

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To convert natives Christianity and absorbs them into white culture

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Jackson's statement to John Marshall regarding decision on Wocester v. Georgia

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Jackson's refused to follow SC desicion abd says " jonh has made his desicion, now let him enforce it."

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Trail of tears

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The forable removal of the Cherokee tribe from Georgia and appeleadded to the SC

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Tariff of abominations

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John C Calhouns name for the 1828 tariff increase that was enriching the north at the south's expense

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South Carolina Exposition

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Calhouns belief in a states right of nullification and the right of states to secede from the unions

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Jackson's responseto South's Carolina refusal to pay tariff

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Jackson's delearess Soth Caroline to be treanss and threatns to hang Calhoun and send federal troops in SC to enforce the tariff

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Jackson's attitude towards national bank

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Jackson retues the bill to renew it charter

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Whig party

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(Clay, Quincy Adams, Webolen, and others)

It was founded as an angry action to jackson's policies

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Election of 1836

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Democratic Martin Van Buren wins cause of Jackson support

Becomes the 8th president

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Election of 1840

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Harrison defeat Van Buren

Harrison died of pneumonia one month after his inaguration

VP Jonh Tyler succeded Harrison as president

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Indian Removal Act of 1830

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Law tht force native ajericans ast to the Mississippi to move to land in the West

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Spoils systems

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The practice of winning candidates rewarding their supporters w govern jobs