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| were he new supporsters of the new constition |
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| the___ is al law that gave the president the power to deport aliens? |
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| the war of 1812 was end by the treaty of? |
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| killed alexander hamiltion in duel 1804 |
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| was the french ruler that had plans for empires in europe and the americas |
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| the leaders of the explortion of the louisana territory were? |
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| the british decide the war in north america was too costly after the battle of? |
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| the changes in the way goods were made in the mid 1700s 1st appeared in? |
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| set the official border between canada and united states |
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| the instrument that gives inventors sole legal rights to thier inventions and its profits is called a |
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| treaty provides for disarmament along the canadian border |
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| some southers wanted to break away from united states or to |
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| was passed by congress in order to relocate native americans |
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| the cherokee trail of tears began in |
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| the practice of replacing governmnet employees with the winning candidate's supportes became know as |
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| was the seminole leader who went to war against the united states in an effort to keep his nation land |
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| was the last country to challenge the united states control of oregon country |
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| mountains men made thier living as |
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| amoung the 1st settlers of the oregon countries after trappers were the |
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| groups took the law into thier own hands in gold rush soiety |
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| founded by the mormons ____ was originally called derest |
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| reports of ______ persuaded many americans to settle the oregon country |
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| was the philosophy that the united states was set apart to extend its boundaries all the way to the pacific |
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| the united states insisted that the____was the border between the united states and mexico |
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| made huge profits during the gold rush |
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| constructed the first mehanical reaper |
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| with other workers of the same skills workers formed |
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| famine caused people to immigrate to the united states from |
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| arriving between 1820 and 1860 the second largest group of immgrants as from |
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| the south depended on___ for thier thiving econmy |
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| made it a crime to teach enslaved people to read and write |
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| a communtiy based on a vision of a perfect society is called a |
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| was a leader of educational reform |
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| the 1st college to admit both african americans and women was? |
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| the first womens rights convention was held in |
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| was the 1st state to grant women the right to vote |
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| the 1800 there was a wave of religious fervor know as the |
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| th enetwork of escape routes out of the south for enslaved people was the |
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