Test Corrections Flashcards
“we are all republicans– we are all federalist”– Jefferson
American government is above party politics
George Whitefield
Great awakening
James Fenimore Cooper
frontier novelist
Joseph Smith
Mormon
Ben’s relative
Hartford Convention
NE Federalists against the War of 1812
refute definition
prove
“bread and butter” unionism
shorter hours, higher wages, improved working conditions
AFL
point of Louisiana purchase
Get port to China
Lewis and Clark expedition
1804-1806
Helen Hunt Jackson’s A Century of Dishonor
Native Americans
Cars by the end o the 1920s
widespread purchase by average American families
1970s and 1980s: Christian fundamentalism
increased
Era from Civil war- WWI
time of economic panic and depression
Court restructuring was in 100 days plan: T or F
F
inflation rates of 1960s and 70s were due to
Vietnam war and social-welfare
North American colonies took advantage of salutary neglect to
trade with other countries
salutory neglect: no navigation laws
1800-1850: biggest immigrant group
Irish
potato famine: 1845
American System
Henry Clay
Strengthen economy
National bank
high tariffs
internal improvements
2nd great awakening
utopian society
transcendentalism
Jacksonian democracy
for the common man
against rich NE men
Taylorism
even more factory like behavior of humans
maximum efficiency
vertical integration
control producing and distributing
horizontal
only producing or only distributing
detente
to relax tensions b/w russia and US
birth of SALT
Reaganomics/supply side economics
benefit the rich
trickle-down
Coercive Acts
response to Boston Tea Party
MA harbor and lose power
Stamp Act
to pay for the troops in the US
Americans go violent
dont have all British rights
repealed because of boycott
Enlightenment
natural rights
Jefferson
First Great Awakening
more emotional faith
conversion of Afriacn Americans
Reinforce education
Deism
God created world that is governed by Natural law
natural law can be discovered by human reason
Battle of Saratoga
convince French to right despite religious differences
anti-federalists
rural
bill of rights
fear of standing army
Marshall
Jefferson’s judge
Strong central government
Oppose state government
American system: internal improveemnts
South benefit least
so heavily reliant on slavery and agriculture
Monroe Doctrine
independence from European foreign policy
tariff of abomination
first protective tariff
John C Calhoun
Nullification
Jacksonian times
Jackson’s opposition to Bank of US outcomes:
more state banks: more kinds of paper money
two party system: Whigs hate Jackson
King Cotton
Cotton gin
textile rise in England: more demand
By 1850 massive industry
Seneca Falls
first Feminist movement
Not equal pay/abortion
William Lloyd Garrison
White
The Liberator
The split in American Anti-Slavery Movement
Garrison’s support for women’s rights
Who opposed Mexican war?
Whigs
Lincoln
Thoreau’s Civil Disobedience
Wilmot Proviso
Never passed
Called for no slavery in new states
NOT popular sovereignity
fifty four forty or fight
Polk
Take all of Oregon b/w US and Brit
Lincoln and the compromise of 1850
did NOT participate