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| MAYFLOWER COMPACT, MADE BY PILGRIMS, FIRST PERMANENT SETTLEMENT IN NEW ENGLAND. SELF-GOVERNMENT |
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| DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, BY THOMAS JEFFERSON IN PHILADELPHIA |
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| LOUISIANA PURCHASE BY THOMAS JEFFERSON FROM FRANCE, DOUBLED SIZE OF USA |
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| CIVIL WAR, B/C OF STATES' RIGHTS, SLAVERY, ECONOMIC |
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| GOD, GOLD, GLORY, TRADE, NORTHWEST PASSAGE, |
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RELIGIOUS FREDOM, ROCKY SOI, SHORT GROWING SEASON, SHIPBUILDING, FISHING,
PILGRIMS, PURITANS, WILLIAM BRADFORD, ROGER WILLIAM, |
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ECONOMICS REASON
RICH SOIL, MILD WINTERS, FARMING, METAL WORKS
QUAKERS, WILLIAM PEN. |
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ECONOMICS REASON
RICH SOIL, LONG GROWING SEASONS,
PLANTATION, CASHCROPS
JOHN SMITH, JAMES OGLETHROPE |
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| "REMEMBER THE LADIES", WIFE OF JOHN ADAMS |
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| 2nd PRESIDENT, XYZ AFFAIRS, ALIEN AND SEDITION ACTS, PRO BRITISH. |
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| 1ST AFRICAN AMERICAN ELECTE TO PUBLIC OFFICE IN A MERICA, MIDNIGHT RIDE LIKE PAUL REVERE, FOUGHT AT THE BATTLE OF SARATOGA. |
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| LEADER OF SONS OF LIBERTY, ORGANIZED THE BOSTON TEA PARTY |
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| WROTE A SERIES OF PAMPHLETS, SATIRE AGAINST THE BRITISH. WROTE THE 1ST HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR |
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| AFRICAN AMERICAN SLAVE, SPY FOR GENERAL LAFAYETTE IN BATTLE OF YORKTOWN, GRANTED HIS FREEDOM LATER ON |
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| LEADER OF PHILADELPHIA, ASK FRANCE TO HELP US, IMPORTANT DELEGATE TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION |
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| SPANIARD THAT HELPED AMRICANS BY PROVIDING SUPPLIES, COMMANDED TROOPS IN NEW ORLEANS, DEFEATED BRITISH IN FLORIDA |
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| FIRST COLONIST KILLED DURING THE BOSTON MASSACRE |
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| RICH JEWISH MERCHANT/ BAKER GAVE LOAN TO THE NEW GOVERNMENT |
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| FRENCH VOLUNTEER HELPED TRAIN THE SOLDIERS OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY |
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| WROTE "COMMON SENSE", PROMOTE THE IDEAS OF REVOLUTION, PUSHED FOR INDEPENDENCE ARTHER THAN RECONCILIATION |
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| FIRST NAVAL HERO, VITORY AT SEA BOOSTED MORALE |
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| "GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH" |
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| FAVORABLE TRADE, BENEFIT FOR "MOTHER COUNTRY", |
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| REQUIRED COLONISTS TO TRADE ONLY WITH ENGLAND |
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| BOTH FRANCE AND BRITAIN WANTED THE OHIO VALLEY, INDIAN JOINED BOTH SIDE, BRITAIN WON BUT BIG DEBT=TAX ON COLONIES |
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| "NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION" |
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| DEFINED THE RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUAL, PROPERTY RIGHTS IN ENGLISH LAW |
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| 1775, 1ST BATTLE OF REVOLUTION WAR, PAUL REVERE'S RIDE TO WARN MINUTEMEN. |
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| TREATY THAT ENDED THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. |
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| VIRGINIA HOUSE OF BURGESSES (1619) |
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| 1ST REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT ASSEMBLY IN THE COLONIES |
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| FUNDAMENTAL ORDERS OF CONNECTICUT (1639) |
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| THOMAS HOOKER, EXPANDED THE IDEA OF REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT, ONE OF1ST WRITTEN CONSTITUTIONS IN THE COLONIES |
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| SIGNED IN ENGLAND, LIMITED THE POWER OF THE KING, NO MAN IS ABOVE THE LAW, BY THE PARLIAMENTS |
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| ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS (1689) |
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| PASSED IN ENLAND, GUARANTEED ENGLISH CITIZENS RIGHTS, SET A PROCEDURE FOR ELECTING REPRESENTATIVES TO PARLIAMENTS |
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| ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION |
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STRENGHTS: LIMITED GOVERNMENT, ALL STATES HAVE 1 VOTE, NORTHWEST ORDINANCE
WEEKNESS: NO TAXES, NO POWER, NO PRESIDENT, NO COURT SYSTEM, SHAY'S REBELLION
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| ESTABLISHED THE HOUSE OF REP (POPULATION) AND SENATES (EQUAL REP) |
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| COUNT EVERY 5 SLAVES AS 3 FREE PERSONS FOR PURPOSE OF REP AND TAXATION |
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| WHEN WAS THE US CONSTITUTION RATIFIED? |
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| RATIFIED THE CONSTITUTION, MERCHANTS, LARGE FAMERS, BELIEVED IN STRONG GOVERNMENT |
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| DON'T WANT TO RATIFIED THE CONSTITUTION, SMALL FARMERS, PATRICK HENRY SIDE, WANTS WEAK GOVERNMENT. |
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| EVENS THAT HAPPENED DURING THOMAS JEFFERSON'S PRESIDENCY |
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| 3RD PRESIDEN, MARBURY VS. MADISON, LOUISIANA PURCHASE, LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION, EMBARGO ACT OF 1807, NEUTRAL |
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| EVENTS HAPPENED DURING JAMES MADISON'S PRESIDENCY |
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| 4TH PRESIDENT, WAR OF 1812, TREATY OF GHENT, SECOND BANK OF THE US |
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| EVENS HAPPENED DURING JAMES MONROE'S PRESIDENCY |
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| 5TH PRESIDENT, ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS, MONROE DOCTRINE, MISSOURI COMPROMISE, MCCULLOCH Vs MARYLAND, GIBBONS vs. OGDEN |
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| BELIEVED IN "LOOSE INTERPRETATION" OF THE CONSTITUTION, STRONG CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, PROTECTIVE TARIFFS, NATIONAL BANK, HAMILTON AND J.ADAMS |
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| DEMOCRACY-REPUBLICAN PARTY |
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| BELIEVED IN "STRICT INTERPRETATION" OF CONSTITUTION, STRONG STATE GOVERNMENT, FORMERLY ANTI-FEDERALISTS, JERFFERSON & MADISON |
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| WAR WITH BRITAIN OF VER SERIZURING THE OUR SHIPS AND SAILORS, ARMING OF INDIANS IN OHIO RIVER AREA |
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| EFFECTS OF THE WAR OF 1812 |
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| PROVED THE U.S COULD DEFEND ITSELF, NATIONALISM, GROWTH IN MANUFACTORING, WEAKEND NATIVE AMERICANS |
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AGRESSIVE FEELING OF PRIDE AND JOY TOWARDS ONE COUNTRY. "UNITE" IS THE WORD |
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| IMPORTAN EVENTS OF WAR OF 1812 |
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| BURNING OF WASHINGTON DC, BATTLE OF FORT MCHENRY, WRITING OF NATIONAL ANTHEM, TREATY OF GHENT, BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS |
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| WROTE "THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER" WACHED THE BATTLE OF FORT MCHENRY. |
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| EVENTS HAPPENED DURING THE AGE OF JACKSON |
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| ELECTION OF 1824 &1828, THE BANK WAR, INDIAN REMOVAL ACT, WORCESTER vs GEORGIA, TRAIL OF TEARS, NULLIFICATION CRISIS, INDUSTRIALIZATION |
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| DECIDED BY THE HOUSE, WHICH SELECTED JOHN QUINCY ADAMS AS PREZ. JACKSON ACCUSED HENRY CLAY AND JQ ADAMS OF MAKING A "CORRUP BARGAIN" |
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| DEVELOPMENT OF TWO-PARTY SYSTEM; USED NEW CAMPAIGN TECHNIQUES. JACKSON WAS SUPPORTED BY THE "COMMON MAN". (huh? what? needa ask.) |
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| INDIAN REMOVAL ACT (1830) |
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| ALLOWED GOVERNMENT TO MOVE NATIVES WEST OF THE MISS RIVER. |
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| xIMPORTANT ABOUT THE INDIAN REMOVAL ACT (1830)x |
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| ONLY WAY FOR INDIES TO MAINTAIN CUTURE AND IDENTITY WHILE CURBING JACKSON'S FAIR OF AN IDIAN ALLIANCE WITH FOREIGN COUNTRY |
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| CHEROKEE INDIES SUED GEORGIA FOR MOVING THEM FROM THEIR LAND. THEY SAID ONLY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN DEAL WITH THEM, NOT SATE GOVERNMENT. JACKSON IGNORED CHEIF JUSTICE MARSHALL'S DECISION. |
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TRAIL OF TEARS
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| FORCED MARCH OF THE CHEROKEE FROM THEIR HOMELAND TO INDIAN TERRITORY |
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| REASON OF NULLIFICATION CRISIS |
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PROTECTIVE TARIFFS (NORTH FAVOR - SOUTH OPPOSE)
S.CAROLINA'S BELIEVE A STATE COULD REJECT A FEDERAL LAW IF IT CONSIDERED UNSCONSTITUTIONAL. |
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| S. CAROLINA THREATEND TO SECEDE IF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TRIED TO COLLECT THE DISPUTED TARIFFS, LED BY JOHN C. CALHOUN |
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| DEMANDED SLAVERY SHOULD BE ALLOWED IN WESTERN TERRITORIES, UNAWAY SLAVES SHOULD BROUGHT BACK TO ITS OWNER,SAID IF THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN, THE SOUTH WILL LEAVE THE UNION |
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| FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT (1850) |
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| PART OF THE COMPROMISE OF 1850, SAID RUNAWAY SLAVES, UPON CAPTURED, TO BE RETURNED TO THEIR MASTERS |
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| REVIVAL OF STRONG RELIGIOUS FEELINGS, EMPHASIZED THE ABILITY OF EACH PERSON TO ACHIEVE SALVATION. |
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HELPED WITH UNDERGROUND RAILROADS, PUBLISHED JOURNALS/NEWSPAPERS
, SUPPORTED WOMEN'S RIGHTS |
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FORMER SLAVE,SOCIAL REFORMER,
ABOLITIONIST, SUFFRAGIST, LECTURER |
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| MADE "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN", INCREASED THE POPULATION OF ABOLITIONISTS. |
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| CREATED THE "LIBERATOR", ABOLITIONIST, JOURNALISTS, SOCIAL REFORMER |
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| DEVELOPED UNDERGROUND RAILROADS |
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| WHEN WAS THE REFORM MOVEMENTS STARTED? |
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| CAMPAIGNED FOR BETTER PRISON CONDITIONS AND BELIEVED THAT PRISONERS COULD BE REHABILITATED |
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| BETTER TREATMENT OF THE MENTALLY ILL; PERMITTED TO WORK OUTDOORS AND ENJOY RECREATION; LED BY DORTHEA DIX |
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| LEADER OF THE EDUCATION MOVEMENTS - PROVIDE FREE PUBLIC EDUCATION; NEED CHILDREN TO BECOME RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS |
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| MOVEMENT TO STOP THE SALE OF ALCOHOL AND ENCOURAGE PEOPLE NOT TO DRINK TO CURE SOCIAL ILLS |
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| ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, SUSAN B. ANTHONY |
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| LEADERS OF WOMEN SUFFRAGE |
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WOMEN'S RIGHTS
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| MOVEMENT TO PROVED EQUAL SOCIAL/POLITICAL RIGHTS, VOTING FOR WOMEN |
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PURCHASE OF FLORIDA
(1819) |
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| FROM SPAIN FOR $5 MILLION THROUGH ADAMS-ONIS TREATY |
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| BOODER DISPUTE WITH BRITAIN SETTLED SETTING THE BORDER OF THE OREGON TERRITORY AT 49TH PARALLEL |
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| ANNEXATION OF TEXAS (1845) |
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1820-MEXICO INVITES US TO SETTLE TX.
1830-MEXICO LIMITS #OF AMERICANS IMMIGRANT.
1836-SANTA ANNA SLAUGHTERS TEXASN AT THE ALAMO; SAM HOUSTON FIGHTS BACK, DEFEATED SANTA AT BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO.
1845-CONGRESS VOTES TO ANNEX TEXAS. |
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| IMPORTANCE OF ANNEXATION OF TEXAS IN 1845 |
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| FEARED LETTING TX REMAIN INDEPENDENCE WOULD BLOCK FURTHER EXPANSION. BUT, ISSUES OVER THE BORDER WITH MEXICO LED TO WAR |
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MEXICAN WAR
(1846 - 1848) |
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BETWEEN MEXICO &USA,
OVER THE ANNEXATION OF TX + WHERE THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN TX AND MEXICO WAS. |
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| US VICTORY, ADDITION OF THE MEXICAN CESSION THROUGH THE TREATY OF GUADALUPE-HIDALGO |
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| FROM MEXICO FOR $10 MILLION, COMPLETED EXPANSION OF CONTINENTAL USA, SEEN AS POTENTIAL ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN RAILROADS. |
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