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| According to Andrew Jackson, the Bank of the US had too much influence over _____ |
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| According the Andrew Jackson, the Bank of the US favored this region over the west |
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| After his veto of the Bank of the US was overridden, what did Jackson do? |
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| Put money into banks of supporters |
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| Banks out west that were not backed by gold |
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| This called for buying of public land using on gold |
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| over speculation of railroads and land |
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| Lilburn Boggs said this about the Mormons living in Missouri |
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| Who was the founder of the Latter Day Saints movement |
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| Why did Van Buren not help the Mormons in Missouri |
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| He didn't want to lose Missouri in election |
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| Three provisions required of Americans settling the Texas area of Mexico |
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| Become a citizen, speak Spanish, and be catholic |
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| Thousands of individuals from this state volunteered to help fight for Texan independence |
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| Davy Crockett, William Travis, and Jim Bowie were all massacred by the Mexicans under Santa Ana here |
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| Texas won its independence at this battle |
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| Slaves revolted and tool control of this ship; a US court ruled that those slaves should be repatriated |
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| "Tippacanoe and Tyler too" was a campaign for what president |
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| What were some of the major platforms for the Whig Party |
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| community over indiv., national banks |
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| Why did millions of Irish come to the US in 1848 |
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| many businesses had this posted about irish |
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| what other European group migrated in the mass in the late 1840s |
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| what was the major reason people disliked immigrants |
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| who was the father of the American factory system |
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| HE invented the interchangeable parts and the cotton gin |
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| he invented the sewing machine |
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| he invented the telegraph |
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| in commonwealth V, hunter the SC ruled that these were legal if they were honorable |
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| western farmers made livings off of these two items |
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| he invented the steel plow |
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| this road, built by federal money was also known as the national road |
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| DeWitts ditch was also know as |
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| these "iron horses" changed the face of america |
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| this private company was set up to deliver packages across the country it failed |
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| revival of emotional religious teachings in 1800 |
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| two major preachers of the second great awakening |
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| he led the Mormon migration to utah |
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| the Mormon's set up this republic |
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| he is the father of the American education system |
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| she was a pioneer in women's education |
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| during the 1820s (the age of reforms) how did the role of prisons change |
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| criminal codes soften, capital offense reduced |
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| she attempted to reform mental asylums; she was also superintendent of nursing during the civil war |
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| he was known as the father of prohibition |
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| they wrote epistles to southern clergy and women about abolitionism |
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| she advocated abolitionism, women's rights; she is considered the first feminist |
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| she set up the first women's organization and promoted birth control. temperance, and property |
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| she helped found the women's temperance movement-she gave numerous speeches per year |
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| first major women's conference held in 1848 |
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| at the ohio women's right convention in 1851, she gave the "I aint a woman' speech |
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| these were two utopian community set up in the US |
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| First American writer to win international recognition |
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| Author of the leather stocking tales, he was the first to gain world fame |
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| these people believed the oversoul reached into the world of ideas |
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| he authored the American scholar and self reliance; he was the leader of this trancendenatalist movement |
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| transcendentalist that authored civil disobedience and walden |
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| he authored the scarlet letter |
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| father of the detective story; he authored the raven, the fall of the house under usher, and Annabelle lee |
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| father of free verse; he authored leaves of grass and "oh my captain my captain" |
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| in what two ways did the north help the slave trade |
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| continued to build slave ships, sold slaves |
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| what % of southerners owned slaves |
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| the black belt was made up of what five southern states |
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| What is the peculiar institution |
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| what religious group was the first to promote abolitionism |
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| The US founded this African nation for former slaves |
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| he authored American slavery as it is in 1839 |
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| editor of the alton observer in ohio; he was murdered bc of his abolitionist views |
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| the gag resolution forbids the discussion of this in the congress |
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| what did free soilers oppose |
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| extending slavery into the territories |
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| why were abolitionists unpopular in the north |
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| bc if slaves were freed, it would leave less jobs for white people |
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| john o'sullivan coined this term |
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| ordained by god that the US should extend from the atlantic to the pacific |
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| his thesis discussed the movement of the American frontier-and the ruggedness of the American individual |
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| What president was know as "his accidentcy |
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| published attack against policies or gov. officials |
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| when the gov. promised 320 acres to people in the northwest-massive migration occurred along this |
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| the donner party became lost when it left here |
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| presidential candidates that people do not believe will win the nomination are known as |
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| under his administration the US gained its northern border with Canada and texas |
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| this campaign slogan demanded the british cede to this line of latitude |
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| the US believed this was the southern border of texas |
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| mexico believed this was the southern border of texas |
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| the general said his men were fired upon by Mexican soldiers |
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| Abraham Lincoln authored this resolution in regards to claims that americans had been fired upon |
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| the war with mexico gave valuable battle experience to generals that would fight in |
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| this treaty ended the war with mexico |
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| treaty of Guadalupe hidalgo |
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| what % of Mexican land did the US receive |
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| this amendment to the treaty stated that slavery would not extend into territory gained from mexico; it failed |
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| the American concept of self determination-individuals would decide if new states were slave or free |
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| Gold was discovered here in 1848 |
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| what were people called that took part in the gold rush |
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| this compromise allowed California to enter as a free state |
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| the federal gov agreed to enact a |
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