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who were the promoters of the internal improvements? |
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| the first to do a certian thing |
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| What 2 improtant piece of legistion did the first congress pass? |
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The constatution & the bill of rights |
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| who wanted to create a national bank? |
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| what powers would be used to create a national bank? |
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| What were the names of the first 2 political parties? |
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| federalist and the antifederalist |
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| name the group led by thomas jefferson and james madsion? |
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| What did hamilton's group suport? |
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| who ran for president in the 1796 election? |
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| which states objected to the law w/ written resolutions? |
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| what was jefferson's philosophy of gov't? |
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| that the previous presidents acted like royalty |
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| what major battle did the americans under andrew jackson win? |
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| name the system of internal improvements designed to unite the nation? |
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| development of transportaion,banks and tariffs |
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| who the election of 1800? |
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| the idea of a state ignoring an unconstititional law called? |
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| what happened in the election of 1800? |
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| jefferson became president after making a deal |
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| how did the u.s. react to the lastest british and french war? |
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| what precedent for future predidents did washington set at his retirement? |
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| waht 2 things did washington warn the nation about? |
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| no political parties and dont get involved in foreign affairs |
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| what was te problem with the vince president that term..(john adams) |
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| he had differant views then the presidents! |
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| name the scandal that involved the french and a bribe demand? |
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| what law was passed by the federalist linited criticism of the gov't? |
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| what supreme court case began the power of the judical review? |
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| who did jefferson send to explore L.P. |
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| what indian leader tried to united indians into the confederation? |
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| name the famous battle where the indians were defeated by william henry harrison? |
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| what group eventually began to encourage war agianst britian? |
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| when did the war w/ britain start? |
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| the bristish managed to distroy which u.s. city? |
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name the supreme court case that confirmed the use of implied power? |
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| what was the name of the covered wagons that many people used for travel? |
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| name the political statement that told european power to stay out of this hemishpere |
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| invented the cotton gin and interchangable parts |
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| how did the cotton gin affect slavery? |
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it turned into a cash crop |
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what three issues began to divide the nation into sectional interests? |
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| 2nd bus, transportation, and slavery |
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election of 1824 who won? |
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| people say its from a corrupt bargain |
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| who won the election of 1828? |
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| who was know as the common man |
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| what is the pravtice of giving jobs as rewards for service called? |
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| wat large indian group resisted the efforts of the gov't move them? |
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| What was the forced migration of the cherokee indian called? |
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indian removel act. trail of tears |
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what state nearly left the union over high tariffs? of 1828? |
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| Why did jackson kill th national banks? |
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| Because it was giving to much $ to the rich |
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| what president soon died agrer taking office? |
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| which vince-president became the first to become the president? |
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| Which reforner promoted free public ed.? |
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| Which reformer advocated mental hospital reformers? |
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| system of avolitionists who help slaves escape to freedom? |
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| why is civil disobedience famous? |
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how not to obey laws peacefully |
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| group of artists who painted landscapes of the american frontier? |
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| skilled worker employed by a master |
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| a worker learning a trade or craft,usually under supervision |
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| a skilled artisan who owned a business and employed others |
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| leaders in the abolitionist and women's right movement? |
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elizabeth c. staton and lucretia mott |
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| leader of violent slave rebellion |
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| widespread spirtual movement |
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| leading transcendental philospher |
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| reformer who worked for improved treatment of the mentally ill |
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| philosophy that emphasized the truth to be found in nature and intuit |
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| an important preacher in the revivalist leader |
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| author of walden who practiced ideas of transcendentailism |
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escaped slave who became a noted abolitionist leader |
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| convention held in 1848 to argue for women's rights |
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| former slave who became an aboliionist and womens right actionist |
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| system in which manufactures provide the materials for goods to be produced at home |
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| sisters in the abolitionist movement |
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| movement to ban the drinking of alcohol |
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