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| If you want to support a charity, you do so voluntarily |
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| something to do with Native Americans... |
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| His army defeated native americans at the Battle of Fallen Timbers |
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| After Wayne defeats Miami Confederation, Ohio is seeded to the USA |
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| Results of the American Revolultion |
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1. Americans were willing to experiment with a new culture
2. Change in American religion (voluntarism)
3. Slavery stuff going on
4. Sets in motion Westward Expansion
5. Post-revolutionary Thought |
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| Battle of Tippacanoe (1811) |
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| Articles of Confederation |
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| America's first attempt at centralized government. It sucked. Lasted 7-8 years |
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| Northwest Ordinance (1787) |
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| from Articles of Confederation. Government established northwest territory into 3-5 new states. Slavery prohibited in all new territories. |
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| Experienced. 1/3 of them were college-educated |
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published anonymously.
for strong centralized govt.
then anti-federalists emerge-they want weak govt. |
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The Whig Party
Jeffersonians
Federalists
Democrats |
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"the party of the people"
gave jobs & favors, etc |
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| Hartford Convention (1815) |
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| somebody threatened to secede from the union. |
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Northern Africa
US forced to pay $1 million (1/6 of federal budget) by barbery pirates.
It's the reason the US built a strong Navy |
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| Hector St. John Crevecouer |
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| "Letters from an American Farmer" |
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| Texans trying to make their own country. Don't like Mexico telling them what to do (slavery&religion) |
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victory for Texas.
Texas declared independent |
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| President of independent Texas |
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| Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848) |
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Mexico gave USA all territory of CA, NM, AZ, UT, NV
USA paid Mexico $1.5 million |
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leads mormons to safety.
further out west to Utah. |
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Oregon Trail
Santa Fe Trail
Mormon Trail
California Trail |
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| de facto/de jure segregation |
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| segregation by custom/law |
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Andrew Jackson wants Native Americans gone. Forces them to leave.
15,000 native americans moved; 4,000 died. |
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| Jackson gives jobs to his supporters. |
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to get rid of Andrew Jackson
opposed slavery, aggressive foreign policy
supported rights of Native Americans, US Bank |
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Antimasonic Party - Christian enthusiasts
Workingman's Party
Locofoco Party
Liberal Party |
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founded Troy female semenary
women's rights |
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| wrote about circuit riding |
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Popular religion
or "denominations" |
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Discliples of Christ,
Baptists,
Methodists,
Presbytarians
The messages were simpler, for uneducated people. |
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| people moved West but there's nothing to do there. |
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broke out everywhere in the west.
converted people, big event in Kentucky |
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| wrote the book of the Mormon |
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| Antoinette Brown Blackwell |
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first woman to be ordained.
became utilitarian in the split |
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| wrote "Domestic Manners of Americans" |
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