Ch 8 The Rise of Manufacturing Flashcards

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labor systems

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-Before there was proto industrialization where merchants would bring goods to workers at home and they would get paid based off how much they made
-Later, people go to work in factories where goods are massed produced
-cotton industry booms
-Lowell, MA- textiles
-Lowell system-young unmarried woman could work to bring earnings to marriage
-low cost, always more workers, middle class

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Labor Movement

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-Laborers coming together was slow
-Panic of 1819- caused by Napoleonic wars, and second national bank caused inflation
-need wages to increase as prices increase
-unions call change for working conditions, first working hours

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Monroe Doctrine

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-Monroe and Quincey Adams are concerned about what happens if France and Spain tries to recolonize Latin America who got their independence in the Napoleonic Wars
-Britain doesn’t want recolonization because they are trading
-Britain wants US to guarantee sovereignty of the Latin countries
-US rejects to aviod being Britain’s shadow
-doctrine declares that the US would resist any European colonization in western hemisphere
- wouldn’t get involved in european wars

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Native American Removal

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-Jefferson wants to move natives west of Mississippi
-Monroe calls for removal policy ignoring that cherokee already assimilated and settled
-Jackson removal act- claims no animosity
-wants to remove cherokee- fight back in courts
-Cherokee vs. Georgia- do natives have rights in american court- John Marshall doesn’t make a ruling

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Worcester vs Georgia

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-makes it to Marshall-Cherokee allowed to stay, treaty signed by government that backed the claim
-Jackson refuses to implement ruling and has troops back him up
-people were afraid of natives letting Jackson get away with it
-1/3 of Cherokees die on trail of tears to OK under Martin van Buren
-Seminoles in FL fought to stay but failed

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Transportation Revolution

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-after war of 1812, becoming more urban and expanding west
-National Road- connects ohio and potomac rivers, federal
-Steamboats were new form, could go upstream
-erie canal starts a movement of canal building that people go bankrupt trying to make
-railroads stimulate commercial, makes it safer to travel west, made chicago big

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religious revivals

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2nd great awakening- stresses personal and emotions
-strengthens baptists and methodists, creates adventists
-Finney and Dwight hold revivals
-woman play bigger role in churches, get educated to better read and understand scripture

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dorothy Dix

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reforms mental health

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Horace Mann

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improve public education and teacher training

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William Lloyd Garrison

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owner and editor of the Liberator trying to end slavery

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Frederick Douglass

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former slave who was self educated, strongest speaker agianst slavery
-Wrote the narrative of the life of Frederick DOuglass

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Nat Turner

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-Slave in VA that ended up killing owner and family of plantations
-kills 60
-whites kill 200
-cause stricter laws

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abolitionist movement

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-most were christians that felt owning people was wrong
-some were worried about race mixing, owners sleeping with slaves
-American Colonization Society- creating colony in Africa for slaves to go back to

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temperance movement

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-movement to abolish alcohol
-persuades some state to go dry
-led by evangical Christians, helps with abolition movement

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Jacksonian Democracy

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-Jackson captivates politics- era of common man for how qualifications to vote lowered
-became more rallies and buttons

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Election of 1824

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-Adams, Crawford, Clay, and Jackson
-Jackson won popular vote but not electoral votes
-went to house
-Clay endorsed adams and he won, Clay becomes sec of state
-Jackson states this is a corrupt bargain
-ends era of good feelings
-Adams doesn’t get much done because the Jacksonians are stopping him from doing anything

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Election of 1828

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-John Quincey Adams vs Jackson
-mudslugging
-Jackson says Adams is a thief who stole election, aristocrat, and effete
-Adams says Jackson is a violent killer and adulterer
-Jackson wins and blames the death of his wife on the public

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Andrew Jackson

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-portrays himself as log cabin, but had slaves and land
-Famous General-political champion of the people, old hickory
-no special expertise to hold office- spoil system
-has Kitchen Cabinet
-liked agrarian culture
-vetoed bills that called for federal support
-opposes abolitionists
-After death of John Marshall elected Taney to chief justice, led to the Taney court bc they defended states rights
-presidency grows and gains more power
-opponents call him King Andrew I

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Nullification Controversy

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-assested power of federal over state laws
-Tarrif of 1828 passed by Adams raised cost of foreign goods to protect Northern maufacturing
-tarrif of abominations
-Calhoun in SC wanted to nullify laws, really just to stop slavery from being abolished in south
-Webster Hayne debate in senate where Jackson opposed nullification and passed Force Act to get troops ready to go to SC
-Clay lowers tarrif and diffused conflict

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The Bank War

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2nd national bank was vital for Clay’s American system, and important for credits and activities
-Jackson believes it brought the panic of 1819, felt that Brittle, the manager of the bank had too much power
-clay tried to charter bank but was vetoed, thought it was a utility
-Jackson says the bank was for those with self interest- wins
-withdrew money from national ank and put it in state banks
specie circular policy-need gold and silver to purchase federal lands
-leads to panic and depression

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The Second Party System

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-Whigs-opponents of Jackson
-active gov,
-support american system,support nat banks and tariffs, internal improvements, commerce and industry,
no manifest destiny,
business men and merchants
-Jackson chose Martin van Buren to be succesor, deals with economic pains and continues trail of tears
-Harrison elected president with tyler as vice
-tippecanoe and tyler too
-dies and tyler takes over, first time

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