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| Washingtons Farewell Adress |
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| Stay neutral, Avoid forming political parties |
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| President Wasington lead federal troops to put that rebellion down |
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| Cause of the war of 1812, involved the capturing of our ships and kidnapping of our sailors. |
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| made cotton the major cash crop in the south. |
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| establised supreme courts right to judical review. |
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| First ten amendments if the constitution. |
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| caused a massive movement of people to California. |
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| first time to communicate across long distnaces |
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| first person to create american english dictionary. |
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| movement to end slavery in America. |
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| forced indians to leave their home land and move to the west |
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| Dorthea Dix/ Prison Reform |
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| wanted to establish mental hospitals so the mentally ill could be taken out of prisons. |
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| moved to salt lake city utah to avoid persacution. |
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| one of the outcomes of the Mexican-American war. |
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| slaves are property and cant sue for freedom |
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| bloodiest battle in american history, turning point in the civil war |
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surround sound with a naval blockade
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| gave former slaves equal protection under the law |
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| gave slaves the right to vote |
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| northerners moved tot the south to get rich and take advantage of the poor economy. |
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| commanding general of northern virgina |
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| President during the entire Civil War. |
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| Transcontinental Railroad |
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| first railroad to connect the east to the west |
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| Gave farmers 160 acres of land and live on it for 5 years to make it profitable |
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| how they adapted to life on a treeless prary |
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| popular political party & supports farmers |
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| the way that farmers protected their crops on a treeless land scape |
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| didnt want to give up there land, their religion, or way of life |
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| New technology and fast growing industry |
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| when you have a business that controls and entire market |
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| helped people in factories because they could work at night |
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| a feeling the imagrants were not as deserving |
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| one of the bi produts of the gilded age |
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| worked at helping sturgling familys |
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| were people worked in factories for little pay |
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| factory owners that are greedy busniess men |
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| tempt people with things in exchange for votes |
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| dull sparked revolution in hawii and got american support |
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| used to justify our imperialst expansion |
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locked door
inadequit fire equipment
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| Part of roosevelts new deal |
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