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| phrase used to describe the monroe presidency. |
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| war hawk from south carolina; in early year a strong nationalist - in later year became the voice of "state rights" argument; trying to stop the federal government from interfering in southern interest. |
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| tax on imports for the purpose of raising money. |
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| tax on imports designed to protect america manufacturing |
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| chief justice of the supreme court. established the principle of judical review. |
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| creek indians who had taken the name seminoles bc they had fled into florida to stage attacks against america settlements in georgia. |
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| agreement signed in 1819 in which spain gave control of florida to the u.s |
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| a group of eropean countries consisting of great britian, austria, prussia, and russia (later france) who formed alliance to suppress movement against monarchies in europe |
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| a national east west high way from the potomac to the ohio river |
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| inventor of steamboat - in 1807 the clermont chugged 1500 miles up the hudson river from new york to albany in just 32 hour |
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| a period of major economic change that began during the late 1700 with the introduction of machines using sources of power other than humans or animals |
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| method of employing young women to operate power looms first used in 1813 to recruit laborers for factories in lowell, massachusetts. |
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| inventor, develope cotton gin in 1793, whic repidly increase cotton productions in the south and led to a greater need for slave labor |
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| uniforms pieces that can be made in large quantities to replace other identical pieces |
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| 1832 perfected the telegraph |
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| an organization of workers formed for the purpose of advancing its members' interest. |
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| work stoppage by workers to force an employer to meet demands |
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| a machine that remove seeds from cotton fiber. |
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| platantion owners who held 20 or more enslave people |
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| owner of a small farm with four or fewer enslave persons, and usually none. |
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| policy of put fourth by president james monroe stating that the u.s would considered aany european interference in the nation of the america as an unfriendly act. |
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| african american who planned in 1822 a south carolina slave revolt; captured and hanged after the revolt failed |
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| african american preacher who led a brutal vrginia slave revolt in 1831: captured and hanged after the revolt failed |
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| a compromise put forth by henry clay where by maine would enter the union as a free state and missouri would enter as a slave state while maintaning the balance in the senate.established the 36' 30' line for future expansion. |
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| senator from kentucky; known as the great compromiser; accused by jackson of giving votes to john q. adams in return for post as secretary of state; endorsed the american system to promote economic growth; advocated of the compromise of 1850 |
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| men who enjoyed the support of leaders from their own state and region |
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| plan developed by henrry clay in early 1800s for sectional cooperation on legislation. |
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| an illegitimaate agreement between politicians |
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| attempt to ruin an oppenent's reputation with insults. |
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