the cotton gin Flashcards

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What was the country’s development?

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-First railway lines and steam engine
- Texture industry takes more strenght
- metallurgy progress due to coal and iron

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social movements during the cotton gin

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-abolition of slavery
-feminist movement
- workers movement

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slavery (south and north)

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Cotton cultivated in the south was selled at the north
* North was fighting against slavery

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Agreements betwen the Union and states that led to a doctrine proposed by the vice president - Calhoun

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“nullification” doctrine: give the States the possibility of accepting or not the measures enacted in the Federal Congress.

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What is the nullification crisis

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South Carolina followed the doctrine and rejected the government tarifs

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Who threatened South Carolina and was against the “nullification” doctrine?

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Jackson

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7
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Who could negotiate a treaty where south Carolina had special treatment and progresivly lower their tarifs

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Clay

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Which president was Jackson’s successor?

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Martin Van Buren 1837-1841 - proposed by Jackson

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9
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what was one of the first financial crisis

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Panic of 1837 attributed to Jakson

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10
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Who achieved the independence of texas

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General Sam Houeston
*letter 1833 - Texas is ready to leave Mexico.

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When and why started the Mexican-Amercian War?

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*may 13, 1846 due to hostilities in American Territories.

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