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What system included the federal govt building internal improvement?

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The American system

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2
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Invention of Eli Whitney

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Cotton gin and interchangeable parts

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What is the Missouri compromise?

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Missouri requested permission to be a state, however the admission of MO would cause the balance of 11 free-11 slave states to falter. In response, Maine was added as the 12th free state and they drew the line from Missouri to the east coast, those above =free, below=slave. Opposite of what TJ would have wanted because it caused seperation and decreased nationalism

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Gibbons vs Ogden

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1824-
Steamboat monopoly was given by the state of NY, this threatened the business of one man’s boats from NJ to NY

  • Marshall ruled boats=commerce=federal
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5
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What invention sped up communication?

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The telegraph

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The protective tariff was against the sectional interest of ______? And how did it effect this region?

A

The south.

They had to pay a higher tax for consumer goods

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7
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What was the tariff of 1816?

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A tariff passed by congress on imported British goods to support american manufactured goods.
One was wanted earlier by Hamilton, but there was not much nationalism. Shows increased nationalism.

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Completed in 1825, ______ ______ ran 363 miles east/west across NY STATE

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Erie Canal

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9
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A failed political revolution in _____ led to more immigrants in the US.

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Germany

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10
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The period before the civil war

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Antebellum period

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11
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Money needed to build factories

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Capital

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12
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Man who brought British design of textile Machinery to US (from Britain)

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Slater

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13
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Gradual abolition

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MO entered as slave state but eventually had to become free. Proposed by Tallmadge.

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14
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The federal govt funded this road

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National

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15
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Pop in N increased faster then S due to these things

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Immigration
Job opportunities (factories)
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16
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Congressman who put together MO COMPROMISE

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Henry Clay

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17
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Ppl opposed to immigration

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Nativists

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18
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Fulton’s Clermont was a ______

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Steamboat

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19
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Fulton’s Clermont traveled from NY city to _____ on the _____ river

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Albany; Hudson

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20
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A major supporter in congress for the American system

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Henry clay

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21
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What did states do to companies to operate roads in turnpikes?

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Chartered

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22
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Road for which users had to pay a toll

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Turnpikes

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23
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What was the “stepping stone” to presidency?

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The office of Secretary of State

24
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Hamilton couldn’t get a ______ _____ in 1792 but Madison did in 1816

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Protective tariff

25
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Black freeman who planned a space revolt in Charlestown SC

A

Denmark Vesey

26
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12th free state in 1820

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Maine

27
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Labor force of the first mill to manufacture cloth in US

A

Lowell girls

28
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President Monroe’s Secretary of State

A

J Q Adams

29
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In the Adams-onís treaty, what did the US purchase from Spain?

A

FL

30
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To avoid famine many people immigrated from here

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Ireland

31
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In the south, capital was invested in wht?

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Land and slaves

32
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The national road connected Baltimore with what river?

A

Ohio

33
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Organizations formed to promote better pay and work conditions

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Labor unions

34
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The most dramatic advance in transportation in the 19th century

A

Railroads

35
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Mexicos ind. in 1821 lead to the adoption of what?

A

The Monroe doctrine

36
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Following the year of 1812, the US experienced a what?

A

Industrial revolution

37
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The power to _____ is the power to ______

A

Tax; destroy

38
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Chief Of justice from 1801 to 1835

A

Marshall

39
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Who invented the telegraph?

A

Samuel f b morse

40
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What was the 36-30 line?

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The line from Mo to east coast drawn by the MO compromise. N=free S=slave

41
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What clause was used in the decision of Gibbons vs Ogden?

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Commerce clause

42
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Turnpikes

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Roads for which users had to pay income was used to improve roads but not much profit was made

43
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National Road

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Only decent road funded by federal government and extended west from Maryland to Ohio River in 1818

44
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Steamboat

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Created by Foulton
made upstream travel much easier and
revolutionized transatlantic travel

45
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Erie Canal

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In 1825 It was 363 miles and helped make New York popular

46
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Trains

A

Train move faster than boats put and to canal building

47
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Industrial Revolution

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An increase in manufacturing and industry began in Britain during the 1700s

48
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Samuel Slater

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Use knowledge gained in Britain to build the first US waterpowered textile Mill in 1793

49
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Francis Cabot Lowel

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Organized a company called the Boston associates who created factories that produced cloth

50
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Lowel girls

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Young single women from area farms who worked in Lowell’s factories they were housed in closely supervised houses

51
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Interchangeable parts

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Created by Eli Whitney they improved efficiency in factories because identical components could be used in place of one another

52
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Samuel Morse

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Invented the telegraph and Morse code in 1837

53
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1815 was known as

A

The Era of good feelings

Because of increased nationalism due to the recent victory in the war of 1812

54
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After the failed Hartford convention did the Federalist party really disappear?

A

NO! The Federalist party lost strength however, the Democratic Republicans developed the ideas of the Federalists which in essence changed the name of the Federalist party to the Democratic Republicans creating a so-called Era of good feelings

55
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Virginia dynasty

A

Consecutive presidents from the state of Virginia included Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe the Virginia dynasty was ended by John Quincy Adams Who came in office after James Monroe

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