post war of 1812

Question 1

industrialism

Answer 1

a system that depends heavily on manufacturing goods, rather than farming or making things by hand

Question 2

era of good feelings

Answer 2

• nationalism grows in the US
• the economy is good
• US is respected by European powers
• US believes in growth of trade and expansion of lands

Question 3

Eli Whitney

Answer 3

creator of cotton gin which reduced need for slavery

Question 4

francis cabot lowell

Answer 4

creates lowell factory system
this induces women workers and mass production

Question 5

corporations

Answer 5

• patents
• stock
• free enterprise
• capitalism

Question 6

why do people move from more rural areas to urban ones?

Answer 6

people move where the work is

Question 7

why do people move west?

Answer 7

more land = more resources

Question 8

westward expansion

Answer 8

New territories gave the country access to greater natural resources and the Pacific trade.

Question 9

what was some things that were created and influenced by the westward expansion?

Answer 9

• the national road
• turnpikes
• river travel/ steamboats
• erie canal
  (all of these make travel easier which is common goal)

Question 10

the national road

Answer 10

the first major improved highway in the United States built by the federal government

Question 11

sectionalism

Answer 11

special interest of geographic areas influence attiudes ideas beliefs and practices

Question 12

Henry clays American system

Answer 12

wants to decrase of power in the states

Question 13

main points of HCAS

Answer 13

1. higher trade tariffs
2. second bank of the united states

Question 14

nullification

Answer 14

states them selves can deny laws if they don’t think they are constuinoal

Question 15

andrew jacksons presidency

Answer 15

He opposed the second bank
Seeks control of us union increases voter population
Creates IRA and bureaucracy

Question 16

Fletcher v peck

Answer 16

fed court can rule against the states

Question 17

mccullogh v Maryland

Answer 17

Maryland cannot tax the property that the US bank occupies

Question 18

gibbons v ogden

Answer 18

only fedral government can control interstate commerce

Question 19

the Missouri compromise

Answer 19

• missuori wants to become a slave state
  would create imbalance in US senate
• admits MO as slave state and ME as slave free

Question 20

The Monroe doctrine

Answer 20

The US gains terrotity and will not interfere and take sides
in European war matters
European desire to establish new colonies and will be viewed as an act of aggression towards the US

Question 21

Andrew Jackson attempts at pres

Answer 21

• loses the first try ( wins the popular vote but loses electoral; college)
• wins second ( attempt supports states’ rights southern states back him )
• independent does not trust others except “kitchen cabinet “

Question 22

bureaucracy

Answer 22

a system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives.

Question 23

whig party

Answer 23

created as an alt to Jackson
broken off the feds
got ppl elected
feds became repubs
whigs die out bc they cant develop strong sense of following

Question 24

mudslinging

Answer 24

bad-talking other candidates

Question 25

Indian relocation act

Answer 25

a United States law intended to encourage Native Americans in the United States to leave Indian reservations, acquire vocational skills, and assimilate into the general population.

Question 26

5 main tribes affected by IRA

Answer 26

- chickasaw - choctaw - seminole - cherokee - creek

Question 27

what tribes do not want to move

Answer 27

Cherokee and Seminoles

Question 28

Did the Cherokees eventually get moved? If so how?

Answer 28

- georgia state takes them to suporeme court bc they refuse to move - starts push of IRA WORCHESTER V GEORGIA RULES THST GA has no right to interfere - some will move to avoid fighting

Question 29

Did the seminoles eventually get moved? if so how?

Answer 29

- chief osceola will fight the whites - dades masacre (us war to defeat us in order to keep semionles on their land) - they eventually move to small portions and everglades where they still are today - other tribes settle in western plains where they establish a way of living

Question 30

trail of tears

Answer 30

Guided by policies favored by President Andrew Jackson, who led the country from 1828 to 1837, the Trail of Tears (1837 to 1839) was the forced westward migration of American Indian tribes from the South and Southeast. Land grabs threatened tribes throughout the South and Southeast in the early 1800s.