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| Adams appointed people to assigned positions in the judicial branch |
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| Prohibited American ships from leaving the US for any foreign port |
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| Tecumseh warned his brother not to fight the whites, he disobeyed and was defeated, Battle of Tippicanoe |
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| explorers of the west, T. Jefferson sent them to French territory |
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| traditional religion made a comeback |
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| Chief justice, Virginia lawyer |
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| Jefferson purchased the French territory for 3 cents an acre |
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| politician accused of treason that killed Hamilton in a duel |
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| gave gov't power to enforce Embargo Act |
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| reopened trade with all nations but Britain and France |
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| reopened trade with Britain and France |
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| implemented the ultimatim given by Jefferson to the remove Indians |
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| Harrison provoked a fight between 2 Indian tribes and it ended fatal |
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| politicians who favored war |
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| warhawk and leader of the Whig party, supporter of the American system |
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| N. England states met and designed amendments to protect N.E. from the south and west |
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| no interference from Britain, restores tribes to the west |
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| textile factory system that employed mainly young women, cheap labor, long hours |
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| internal improvements bill, vetoed by madison |
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| first great American novelist inspired by nature |
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| Moby Dick, greatest American novelist of his era |
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| transcendentalist, devoted to teaching this philosophy |
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| civil disobedience, public refusal to pay for unjust laws |
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| enviromental movement, humanity and nature were essential |
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| self realization experimental community, burned down |
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| writer and resident of Brook Farm that wrote about the disastrous consequences fo the experiment on the individuals |
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| complete celibacy, society free from disorder |
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| each individual could achieve salvation and not depend on God, Revivalist |
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| crusade against drunkeness |
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| the shape of a persons skull described character and intelligence |
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| founded teachers college, education is the only way to protect democracy |
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| began Nat'l movement fo new methods of treating the mentally ill |
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| organized Seneca Falls convention, feminists |
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| raise questions of women rights |
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| the party was formed in opposition to the policies of President Andrew Jackson and the Democratic Party |
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| constructed furnaces and rolling mills |
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| review consisted of pro and anti slavery, publisher and statistician |
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| word got out and was suppressed and slaves were killed |
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| led slave revolt, slaves sold out and revolt was suppressed slaves were killed |
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| nativists party, American Party |
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| set boundaries between Maine and Canada |
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| Missouri coming into union as a free state |
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| established boundaries between Spain territory and the US |
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| European powers were to no longer interfere with new free states |
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| the attempt made by a state to nullify a federal law |
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| scandal involving members of President Andrew Jackson's Cabinet |
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| forcibly remove Indians so Americans could migrate and colonize |
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| case in which the United States Supreme Court held that Cherokee Native Americans were entitled to federal protection from the actions of state governments which would infringe on the tribe's sovereignty. It is considered one of the most influential decisions in law dealing with Native Americans. |
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| case in which the Supreme Court of the United States held that the power to regulate interstate commerce was granted to Congress by the Commerce Clause of the Constitution. |
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| purchased freedom, tried to lead slave revolt but word leaked and he was executed |
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| after the war of 1812 the nation was politically united behind the democratic-republican party |
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| Chesapeake-Leopard Affair |
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| British fourth-rate warship Leopard attacked and boarded the American frigate Chesapeake |
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| protect industry in the northern United States from having to compete with European goods by increasing the prices |
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| were three conflicts in Florida between various groups of Native Americans |
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| renewed national self-confidence |
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| American abolitionist and women's rights activist |
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