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| The plan for Americas Economy |
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| Stated that any European conquest to the Americas would be viewed as an act of war |
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| Time after the war were nobody is fighting over politics and the economy is doing really well. So it's an Era of Good feelings |
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| Instead of having spirit as a whole nation you have spirit for your town or county |
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| Missouri Compromise of 1820 |
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| An agreement between pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions |
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| first major financial crisis in America |
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| A court case between banks and the state of Maryland |
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| Ogden complained that Gibbons couldn't run his competing steamboats |
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| John Quincy Adams won the election. |
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| Corrupt acts in US History |
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| Increased tax on imported goods |
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| Andrew Jackson's equal view on political parties |
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| Universal manhood suffrage |
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| Voting rights that any man in USA could vote regardless of Social class and income. |
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| Where the winning political partie gives some of their supporters government jobs as a reward for voting. |
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| People of the Democratic party |
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| A political party against Andrew Jackson |
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| Got rid of the tariff of 1828 |
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| 7th vice president of the united states, First politician to say they were leaving the union |
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| Document against the tariff of 1828 |
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| Andrew Jackson tried destroying the 2nd bank of America |
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| A derogatory term for banks that received money from the US treasury |
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| Time of mass cotton production |
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| Cotton producing region of the US |
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| Division of land under smaller private owned land |
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| Founder of Harvest Machine Co. |
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| A time period where people move from agriculture to inventing and running large companies |
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| Where people made goods in factories instead of on plantations |
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| Parts that can be swapped for another |
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| Cares for people already living in a country but doesn't care about immigrants |
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| When the country feared too many immigrants from Ireland and Germany were coming to America |
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| An American inventor that invented the steamboat |
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| Co-inventor of morse code and invented the one wire telegraph |
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| Community projects for the Community |
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| US was destined to expand across the entire what is present day USA |
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| Connected towns on the Missouri River |
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| An act that said Indians had a choice to give up their land or not... But most were pressured into giving up their land |
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| Made reading and writing in Cherokee possible |
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| Made the law where you need a license to live on cherokee land unconstitutional |
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| Forced movement and relocation of Indians |
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| America took land from Mexico started the Mexi American war |
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| Solved border issues between USA and Britain Colonies |
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| "Fifty-four Forty or Fight!" |
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| A slogan for the Oregon Boundary Dispute |
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