Chapter 7: Balancing Nationalism and Sectionalism

Question 0

Interchangeable Parts

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Definition: identical, interchangeable parts of an object.

Significance: this made objects easy to repair and helped with national innovation

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Question 1

Eli Whitney

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Was an inventor hired by John Adams

Demonstrated the first musket made of interchangeable parts.
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Question 2

Mass Production

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Production of products in mass quantities

As more factories were built, more things were mass produced. Certainly saved a lot of time and money.
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Question 3

Industrial Revolution

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The Social and economic reorganization that took place as machines replaced hand tools and large scale factory production took place.

This was when a whole lot of new stuff was invented and the nation went through a lot of changes.
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Question 4

Cotton Gin

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The mass production thing made by the south. Made Cotten faster.

This set the south on a completely different path than the north and fostered more slavery and normalized it.
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Question 5

Henry Clay

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Promoted the American System

His promotion of the American system helped it to become… Stronger? I don’t know.
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Question 6

American System

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Plan for new transportation methods via railroads and highways.

United the nations economic interests.
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Question 7

The national Road

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Began in 1811 and expanded from Cumberland, Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois.

Majorly helped unite the nation with a medium of transportation and helped unite us economically.
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Question 8

Erie Canal

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Stretched about 363 miles and was called the…

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Tariff of 1816

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Mculloch VS Maryland

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John Quincy Adams

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Nationalism

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Adams-Onis Treaty

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Monroe Doctorine

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Missouri Compromise

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Andrew Jackson

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Democratic-Republican Party

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Spoils System

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Question 19

Indian Removal Act

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Trail of Tears

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Daniel Webster

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John C. Calhoon

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Tariff of Abominations

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Question 24

Bank of the United States

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Question 25

Whig Party S P

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The political party formed in 1834 to oppose the policies of Andrew Jackson.

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Martin Van Buren S P

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He was a Whig candidate who won the Presidential election after Jackson. He inherited the irksome troubles left from Jackson

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Panic of 1837 S P E

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Definition: US Financial crisis in which banks closed, the credit system collapsed resulting in many bankruptcies and unemployment Significance: This hurts the US economy significantly, making it hard to build it's economy back up

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William Henry Harrision S P

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Definition: Whig candidate who won the Presidential election. He was portrayed as an old war hero Significance: This won the Whigs into office, giving them political power

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John Tyler S P

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Definition: Harrison's vice President and successor, opposed the Whigs Significance: His political beliefs influenced America while he was in his term