Defining America: 1820s-1850s Flashcards

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Adams-Onis Treaty

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Jackson invades Florida and takes it from Spain

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Monroe Doctrine

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a warning to European powers to end colonization in the New World

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1824 Election

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4 candidates from the Democratic-Republican Party

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Candidates of the 1824 election

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-Andrew Jackson
-John Quincy Adams
-Henry Clay
-William Crawford

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Who won 1824 election?

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Jackson won the popular vote BUT Adams won the electoral college

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who founded the Democratic party

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Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Burren

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Who won 1828 elections?

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Jackson

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Spoils System

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while Jackson was president, government offices would be rewarded to loyal party members and would change hands based on the party in charge

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John Marshal

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in charge of supreme court at the time of Jackson’s presidency (he does not like Jackson)

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McCulloch v. Maryland

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states cannot tax federal institutions; the constitution gave federal government “implied power”

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Cohens v. Virginia

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the court can review a state court’s decision involving any of the powers of the federal government

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Gibbons v. Ogden

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establishes that the federal government had broad control of interstate commerce

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Andrew Jackson hates Native Americans. What does he do as a result?

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He signs an act which forces Native Americans in the south to move west

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Cherokee Nation v. Gerogia

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established that the Cherokee could sue in federal court

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Worcester v. Georgia

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laws of Georgia had no force within Cherokee territory- Cherokee did not have to move west

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What does Jackson do as a result of Cherokee Nation v. Georgia AND Worcester v. Georgia

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he allows the state of Georgia to being forcing the Cherokee West and leads to the Trail of Tears

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Tariffs

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taxes on goods imported to the US. (this benefited the everyone but the South)

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Tariff of Abominations

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higher tariff passed (affected the South because they love their cotton)

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John C. Calhoun author of “the South Carolina Exposition” writes…

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states can ignore laws they disagree with

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result of the Nullification Crisis of 1832

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Sourth Carolina nearly secedes from the Union over tariff

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Compromise Tariff

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saves South Carolina from secedes

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does Jackson like the Bank of the US?

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no

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Bank War

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Congress tries to pass a new charter for the Bank but is vetoed by Jackson

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Result of Bank War

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-Jackson withdraws federal funds from the BUS
-Jackson puts federal in “pet banks”
-no central bank means no organized economics

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Panic 1837

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global economic disaster, hundreds of banks fall

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Whig Political Party

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formed around opposition to Andrew Jackson

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Weakness of Whig Party

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found after John Tyler replaces William Harrison, no political positions in the party

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Industrial Resolution

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-population doubles from immigration
-new jobs
-people move west

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Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin. What is the result of this?

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-slavery is more profitable
-birth of market economy in America

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Second Grand Awakening

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groups of religious groups form/become popular with a question of why is society changing

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Transcendentalists

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a group of hippie writers against the religious groups and why society is changing

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Temperance Movemnet

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banning alcohol in the US

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Reforms in America after the Industrial Revolution

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-banning alcohol
-public asylums
-public education
-women’s rights
-abolitionists

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Cult of Domesticity

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forcing women’s only role is to make kids and take care of the house while the husband does all the work

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Seneca Falls Conventions

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first feminist political convention

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William Lloyd Garrison

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an early abolitionist leader who spread his ideas through newspaper writings

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New England Region

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economically driven by the industrial revoultion

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South

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cotton plantations and slavery dominate the economy and political system, cities are hubs of wealth and international trade

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Midwest

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major farming that provided great success for the nation

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US Governments opinion on slavery

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North wants to get rid of it but they cant because the South want to keep it