The three sections of the United States after the Louisiana Purchase
Idea proposed by Henry Clay that supported 1. Protective tariffs 2. 2nd B.U.S. 3. Improving infrastructure (roads, bridges, canals, RRs, etc.)
Jackson's reaction to a failed assassination attempt
Marbury v. Madison
Secretary of State under James Monroe
Entertainment of Americans 1800-1850
Eaton Affair
Beat the guy with his cane
Sectionalism
Fight among wives that led to division in Andrew Jackson's cabinet
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
Concern about issues that affect one specific area of a nation over national issues
Jackson was held prisoner by the British and an officer gave Jackson scars that he carried the rest of his life
House of Representatives, suffering a cerebral hemorrhage on the floor as he was casting a vote
Frederic Bastiat
Nationalism
Author of "American Scholar"
John Quincy Adams is the only U.S. President in history to serve here after serving as President
Eli Whitney
Lowell, Massachusetts
"Burned Over District"
Veto by Andrew Jackson that led to the first extended economic depression in the United States
Seventh President of the United States
Monroe Doctrine
Created the Supreme Court power of judicial review
Originator of the abbreviation "O.K." short for "Old Kinderhooks"
Lousiana Purchase
Ralph Waldo Emerson
John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson
North, South, and West
Erie Canal
Disputed election of 1824 was between these two candidates
Boxing
Slavery
Primary issue underlying sectionalism in the South
Author of "The Law"
The election of 1824 was the first time this new amendment was utilized
Someone elected by the voice of the people, not necessarily following the lines of a political party
American System
Its creation allowed cities on the Great Lakes access to the East Coast completely by water
Area of upstate New York during early 1800s where many religious revivals took place
Definition of a populist candidate
1. Any European attempt to control countries in the Americas would be seen as hostile against the US 2. US wouldn't interfere with European colonies 3. America is no longer open for colonization 4. US stay out of European wars
Missouri Compromise
When the United States began developing its own industries and factories in the North and improved farming and agriculture in the South
2nd B.U.S.
Intense pride in country that can lead to elitism or feelings of superiority over other countries
36*30'
Author of "Walden Pond"
One reason Andrew Jackson hated the British
Martin Van Buren
John Quincy Adams
Written by Jefferson and Madison, these papers proposed the ideas that states could nullify law and/or secede.
Town that developed the concept of businesses taking care of entire families through employment in the factory
Amendment XII
Most important accomplishment of Jefferson's presidency, according to the text
Industrial Revolution
Andrew Jackson
Tariff of 1828
Henry David Thoreau
Tariff of Abominations that led to secession discussion in South Carolina
Inventor of the cotton gin
