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| this was booming because people wanted to flavor their foods |
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| english pirates aimed to attack the spanish armada and was led by sir fancis drake |
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| first prez to be inagurated in D.C. |
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| france needed money and we needed New Orleans so we bought the _________ __________ |
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| lewis and clark expediton |
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| this helped us discover geology and zoology while increasing our relationship with the indians and while increasing intrest in westward expansion |
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| murdered alexander hamilton, career went down hill from there on |
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| could have been avoided with better communications |
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| fought after the war of 1812 was over |
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| this era happended during the monroe prezidency |
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| jose de san martin and simon bolivar |
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| led the independence revolution for south america |
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| was a warning to europe to stay out of the western hemisphere |
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| this man invaded florida, rivaled john quincy adams, and was a self made man |
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| rising of the democratic party into power |
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| court with indians vs. States rights |
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| protected businesses and caused less imports and less foreign trade |
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| the leading defender of states rights |
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| andrew jackson's new banks that cause the national bank to almost fall |
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| 1st prez to die in office, 1st whig as prez |
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| becomes prez after william henry harrison dies, and was kicked out of the whig party |
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| many people wanted to do this because of money, to spread the gospel, and to geet land |
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| during the time of james knox polk |
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| you would most likely see bent's fort on this trail |
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| rediscoverd the oregon trail |
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| sam houston was not at the ______ when it fell |
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| start of the california gold rush |
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| dealt with popular sovernity, fugitive slave law, and no slaves in washington D.C. |
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| founded by the separitists |
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| first governmaental agreement for the pilgrims |
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| founded Providence, Rhode Island |
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| he was a quaker that founded pennsylvania |
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| known as lord baltimore, set up rhode island to be a catholic colony |
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| had to be self-sufficient, and adapted to the situation |
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| pennsylvania is known as this |
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| most important crop in the colonies |
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| the church in the south, the church of england |
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| english preacher during the great awakening |
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| many missionary works, desire for political freedom, colleges were founded for pastors |
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| the belief that god created the universe and stepped away from it and let it be |
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| kids were taught greek latin and natural philosophy in this |
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| mostly taught by private tutors |
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| the first college, for pastors |
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| copley, stewart, trumbel, were __________ _________ |
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| britain's enemy in the 1700's |
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| france was britain's what in the 1700's |
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| they had forts, indian support, strong control |
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| the attempt for colonies to coroporate politicaly |
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| florida was given to britian and the americans felt they were being punished by the intolerable acts because of this |
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| the start of the revolutionary war |
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| hessians, loyalists, torries |
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| your extra ordinary teacher/spy for the united states |
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| where the usa troops spent a winter |
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| famous naval commander "i have not yet begun to fight" |
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| british general that surrenders to washington |
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| french officer that helped us defeat britian |
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| the colonies were governed by this before and during the war |
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| this event emabarrased the usa leaders |
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| he was the chairman at the constitutional convention |
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| he was the father of the constitution |
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| writers of the constitution |
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they made 3 compromises
1)representation
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3)tariff on laws and passage of navigation |
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| two-house legislative system |
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| a count of the population |
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| wat is filing charges against high government officials |
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| votes for a tie in the senate |
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| in pezidential election if there is no majority it goes to the house of representatives because of this |
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| hamilton jefferson and randolf were a part of what |
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1)vp
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| famers were upset over a tax on whiskey |
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| next prez after george washington |
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| this caused a quasi war with france |
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| virginia and kentucky resolutions |
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| had to do with nulification |
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| this was the issue of judicial review |
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| worked for 4 to 7 years to learn a trade |
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| indentured servants were cheaper than this |
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