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| united Native American tribes to fight against American western expansion |
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| horrible decision made during Jefferson's Presidency. Stopped trade with all of Europe |
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| written in 1814 during the Battle of Ft. McHenry by Francis Scott Key |
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| One of the heroes of the War of 1812. Commanded the resounding American victory at the Battle of New Orleans. |
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| Naval Commodore "don't give up the ship" |
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| Treaty that ended the War of 1812. |
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| Caused by the War of 1812. We needed to made our own weapons and supplies. The North became more industrialized while the South relied even more heavily on farming and cotton (began to divide the two regions of the country) |
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| Many people and machines together under one roof |
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| Employed women who made decent wages, worked 14 hour days under close supervision and attended church and lectures. Showed that women could do work that was previously done only by men. |
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| invented the textile mill in America |
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| It was invented by Eli Whitney. Made the South reliant on cotton as their cash crop/main source of income. Increased the importance of slavery (more slaves=more cotton=more $$$$$) |
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| American System (three parts) |
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| tariff (tax on imported goods), establish a National Bank (one set of currency), improve our transportation system |
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| "The Great Compromiser" developed the Missouri Compromise plan |
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| Missouri as a slave state, Maine as a free state. Showed that slavery was slowly becoming a major issue in the United States. If the problem of balance of power wasn’t solved the Civil War could have began in 1820. |
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| statement made by Monroe stating that European nations could no longer colonize any territory in the Western . Hemisphere (near us). Showed that we saw ourselves as a world power for the first time. Dominated American foreign policy for almost 100 years (until World War I). |
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