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Was a treaty between united states and Spain was negotiated by secretary of state Jonh Quincy adams and the spanish minister Don luis de Onis and signed in february 1819. The reason from the treaty was the icquisition of florida by the US and the stablished of a boundary line between spanish territory and the US.
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Expand markets, industries and business.
Improve roads, transportations, create new methods of transportation.
Is a feeling that all american fell, like being proud of the country or being proud how the nation is growing or going.
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Was created after the war of 1812.
This system would start a tax on american goods.
The US Goverment would create National roads and the buildings of canals, like the Erie canal.
Would restablished Bank of the US called 2nd bank of the US
President Madison, Monroe, Henry Clay and John Q support this, but John C calhoun did not soupport it because it would make high tariff and will hurt southern trades.
The plan was proposed in 1816, and by 1832 the plan was dead.
The plan was part of expanding american business andt rade but farmers did not like this. |
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| The Monroe Doctrine was the declaration by President James Monroe, in December 1823, that the United States would not tolerate Eurpean nations to colonize nation in north and south America. |
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It was called after the war of 1812, when all sections were anxious to go back to a normal life and forget about political issues. |
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Admission of new states, the first economic depression in 1819.
Mcculloch v. Maryland - national bank.
Gibbons v. Ogden - federal power over states. |
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| national bank was constitutional. |
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| Federal power over state for interstate and foreign commerce |
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| The nations experience its first economic depression. |
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| Missouri compromise of 1820 |
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| Admission of new states would change the power in the senate. |
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John Quincy adams and andrew jackson.
Tied election. Henry Clay convinsed congress to vote for adams. |
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| That clay helped get adams elected in return for the cabinet position |
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| Adams signed a new tariff into law in 1828 |
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| Andrew jackson was elected in 1828. |
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| Universal manhood suffrage |
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| white males were no longer required to have property to vote. |
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average men should run their own goverment.
appointed friends and supporters to high positions of goverments. |
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| began to organize agains the tariffs. |
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| arguing that states could refuse to enforce unconstitutional laws |
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| Jackson believed the national bank was only to aid the rich and the powerful. |
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| state banks that received deposits of federal money |
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| its a machine that separate the seeds from the cotton, the machine was so fast that need of more slaves. |
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a cotton-producing region of the southern United States up until the Civil War.
the time were they was so much cotton. |
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| Invented the steel plow was to plant in hard soil. |
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| Invented the mechanical reaper it was to harvest wheat. |
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| Was when all the machines began to replace manual labor. |
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| A Method of manufacturing |
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| Machines that were broke they would need to throw it away Eli Whitney invented the idea of interchageable parts. this means that the parts of the machine that doesnt work can be replace it by a new one. |
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| An extreme dislike for immigrants by native-born people and a desire to limit immigration |
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| a secret society electing states officials to ban immigration. |
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| Began replacing manual labor with machines powered by coal and steam |
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connected to NYC
made NYC a commercial center
make goods. |
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| invented the steamboat, increases movement and trade |
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| there was ,more population, more cars more houses. |
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| a signal that god gave to americans to go and conquer the west. |
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| settlers and trappers would follow the path taken by lewis and clark. |
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| force the creek and cherokee movement to smaller reservations. |
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Georgia abolish tribal rule and claimed jurisdiction.
Supreme court ruled that states could not interfere with federal indian treaties. the federal. |
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| a lot of people died when government assistance that had been promised did not show up. |
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| became the battle cry of Texas independence. |
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when the US had a mojor disputes with Britain over borders in the north.
they a free on boundaries around Maine and the great lakes. |
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| Fifty-four forty or fight |
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| Oregon settlers class with the british at northern border. |
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| I think it was about if texas should be or not be part of the US. |
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| a bill introduced by David Wilmot he was trying to abolished slavery any lands acquired from mexico but he couldn't do it. |
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the desire of the U.S. to expand across the North American continent to the Pacific Ocean caused conflict with all of its neighbors; from the British in Canada and Oregon to the Mexicans in the southwest and, of course, with the Native Americans.
the Texas War of Independence and the subsequent annexation of that area to the United States. Not all American westward migration was unwelcome. |
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| Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo |
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| signed on February 2, 1848, ended the Mexican-American war.Mexico ceded 55 percent of its territory, including parts of present-day Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, and Utah, to the United States. America, for the land,US payed $15M to Mexico, and left Mexico City which the United States had taken during the war. |
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| When Mexico handed over the southwest territory. |
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| This period was when there where found gold all workers stop doing what they are doing and they go where they found gold and start looking for gold. |
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| This period was when there where found gold all workers stop doing what they are doing and they go where they found gold and start looking for gold. |
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| It was purchased to get approval for a southern railroad route to the Pacific Coast in that territory. |
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| he was the author of writing the American Dictionary of the English language and the American Spelling Book. |
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| neoclassical architecture |
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| architectural styles produced by the neoclassical movement (neoclassical revival of an earlier classical style) |
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An American author for sell a lot of books.
wrote the legend of sleepy hollow and rip van winkle. |
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| he thought evil and sin where part of human nature. |
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| Wrote American tales of the west. |
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| American author & philosopher. Wrote "nature" and "self-reliance" |
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| Inspired Mahatma Gandhi & Martin Luther King, Jr. to use non-violence to protest injustices committed by your government & society. |
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| A literary and philosophical movement, associated with Ralph Waldo Emerson and Margaret Fuller, asserting the existence of an ideal spiritual reality that transcends the empirical and scientific and is knowable through intuition. |
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