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Reestablish bank of the U.S.
Protective Tariff at 24%
Internal improvements at National government's expense |
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| Spain gives us all of Florida, U.S. had to give up some of Texas. |
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| Admitted Missouri as slave state, and Main as free state. 36,30 parallel |
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| Upheld the U.S. bank as constitutional. |
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| American continents no longer open for European colonization, the U.S. will conspire any attempt to extend the European form of government, the U.S. will stay out of Europe's business. |
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| Clay will help make John Quincy Adams prez if he is Secretary of State |
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| Jackson's Political Philosophy |
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| Rise of common man, Manifest Destiny, rise of sectionalism, reform movements (women's rights, slavery) |
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| Rewarding political supporters with jobs. |
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| The political idea that a state has the right to reject a national law. Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional. |
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| Jackson defended Eaton's wife's low social status because of his own wife's low social status. Forced other cabinet members to treat Peggy O'Neil with respect. |
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| Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia |
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| Cherokee nation claimed that Georgia's law shouldn't apply completely to them, but Supreme Court stated that the Indians didn't have the right to even sue, so they lost. Led to Indian Removal Act of 1830 |
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| Indian Removal Act of 1830 |
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| Trail of Tears. All Indians East of the Mississippi River were moved to reservations in the West. |
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| 3rd party in the U.S. that opposed Freemasonry which was believed to be a powerful secret society. |
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| Small banks used to redistribute the surplus of the American government while not having a national bank. The banks eventually failed |
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| Anti-Jackson, favored the Bank of the U.S. Henry Clay led |
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| The idea that the U.S would stretch from the Pacific to the Atlantic no matter what obstacles were in the way. |
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| Stephen F. Austin - father of Texas. To immigrate, had to become Catholic and had to swear allegiance to Mexican crown. Few did. |
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| Battle between Mexico and Republic of Texas. Texas defeated, but later won revolution. |
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| Ended Texas-Mexico revolution. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, Mexico gave up Texas at the Rio Grande and |
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| Cotton & Southern economy |
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| Cotton ruled the south 1815-1860. 1/2 of all U.S. exports. 3/4 of all cotton in the world came from U.S. south. |
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| Tried to organize slave revolt, but scared slaves let authorities know of his plan and he was captured and executed. |
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| Led largest slave revolt in the country. Was a preacher. Killed many plantation owners. |
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| Abolitionist and liberator. Called for immediate and total abolition. Unrealistic. |
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| Self educated, very smart escaped slave. Leader in the abolitionist movement and supported women's rights as well |
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| Leader in abolition movement as well as women's rights. "Ain't I a Woman" speech at Ohio Woman's rights convention. |
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| Prominent in abolition movement and women's rights movement. Daughters of slave owners. |
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| Provided various hiding places for escaped slaves to escape to freedom. Harriet Tubman was one of the leaders in the UR. Consequences of getting caught were very harsh. |
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| Admitted as a slave state in 1845 after giving up much of its territory. |
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