The Monroe Doctrine
Traveling the Erie Canal
Jacksonian Democracy
Slavery in the South
100

Give the date for the Monroe Docrine.

1823

100

What is the date for Traveling the Erie Canal?

c.1825

100

What are the dates for the Jacksonian Democracy?

1829-1837

100

What is the dates for the card on Slavery in the South?

1780-1865

200

Monroe was the ____ president.

He was the 5th president of the United States.
200

How were roads made up until the 1800s? 

- wear and tear of travel by people using horses and horse-drawn carts, wagons, and coaches

200

What is Andrew Jackson's nickname?

"Old Hickory"

200

What are 2 differences between a slave and an indentured servant?

Indentured servants willingly enter into a contract to work in exchange for something.

Indentured servants have rights.

Indentured servants work for a set period of time. 

300

What years did Monroe serve as president of the United States?

He served from 1817- 1825.

300

What carried cargo quickly across oceans?

Clipper ships

300

How did Andrew Jackson gain his wealth?

He grew wealthy as a slave- owning cotton farmer. 

300

Who were the first to take Africans from their homes and sell them into slavery?

The Portuguese

400

Which two presidents on your Veritas card are listed as following the Monroe Doctrine?

Theodore Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy

400

How long did it take to build the Erie Canal? 

ALMOST 8 YEARS

400

What does "free enterprise" mean? 

Businesses are free from government interference

400

When was the slave TRADE outlawed?

1808

500

Monroe especially didn't want ________________ countries to be controlled by Europe.

Central American

500

The Erie Canal went from the _____ River to Lake _____. 

Hudson River; Lake Erie

500

Name 3 key characteristics of the Jacksonian Democracy. 

1. MANIFEST DESTINY (Belief that the US should conquer all the land from the colonies to the west coast)

2. EXPANDING VOTING (to all white men)

3. Powerful Presidency (increasing the power of the president)

4. Spoils System (government jobs were given to the new president's supporters)

5. Free Enterprise (businesses running without government help or interference)

6. Indian Removal Act (removal of Native Americans so that European Americans could gain and control more territory)

 

500

When did the Northern states outlaw slavery? 

1818

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