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| People who advise the president. |
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| A summary of rights and priveledges guaranteed to people against violation by the state. |
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| powers listed in the constitution as belonging to he federal government. |
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| powers not specifically listed in the constitution, but claimed by federal government. |
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| Most famous slave to take part in abolitionist movement. |
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| tax on imports for purpose of raising money. |
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| tax on imports designed to protect American manufactorers. |
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| After war of 1812, nationalism spread throughout the country. |
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| Representative of South Carolina. Introduced bill for second national bank. |
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| Maryland attempted to tax Baltimore branch of second national bank. |
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| President declared we were no longer subjects for colonization with European powers |
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| Business began large-scale manufactoring using complex machines and organized work forces. |
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| Associations spreading the work of God, but began causing problems. |
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| Moderation in the conception of alchohol. |
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| Freeing of enslaved persons. |
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| Missouri was admitted as a slave state. |
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| The journey of the Cherokees being forced out. |
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| Religious leaders organized to revive Americas committment to religion. |
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| Citizens of each new territory should be allowed to decide if they want to permit slavery. |
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| Taking their states out of the union. |
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| The idea that the nation was meant to spread to the pacific. |
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| First conductor of the underground railroad. |
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| secret houses that would help runaway slaves escape. |
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| A Missouri slave who had been taken north to work in a free territory |
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