Market Revolution
War of 1812/Era of Good Feelings
Age of Jackson
Expansion of Slavery
Reformers and Second Great Awakening
100

Name one transportation innovation between 1800 and 1848 that lowered shipping costs and connected regional markets

Canals or railroads (also: steamboats)

100

Give one cause of the War of 1812.

British impressment of sailors, interference with trade, or desire to seize British Canada.

100

Name one political reform or change associated with Jacksonian democracy

Expanded white male suffrage (removal of property requirements), rise of party campaigning, spoils system

100

What phrase did people at the time use to refer to slavery?

"Peculiar institution."

100

Name one characteristic belief of the Second Great Awakening.

Emphasis on individual salvation, emotional revival meetings, and personal moral reform

200

How did the cotton gin affected the Southern economy and the national market system?

Increased cotton profitability; expanded slavery; integrated Southern cotton into global markets.

200

Identify the treaty that ended the War of 1812

Treaty of Ghent

200

What was the Bank War and why did Jackson oppose the Second Bank of the United States?

Jackson vetoed recharter, called Bank corrupt, withdrew federal deposits to "pet banks."

200

What was the Second Middle Passage?

Forced migration of enslaved people from Upper South to Deep South via domestic slave trade.

200

Identify two reform movements resulting from the Second Great Awakening

Temperance, abolitionism, women's rights, public education, prison reform

300

Describe one social effect of early 19th-century factory labor on women and children

Women and children worked long hours in mills (Lowell girls) for wages; created new female wage labor

300

What was meant by the "Era of Good Feelings," and which president is most associated with it?

National political unity and nationalism after the War of 1812; President James Monroe

300

What was the Nullification Crisis and who led it?

South Carolina nullified tariff laws; John C. Calhoun

300

Provide two specific examples of resistance by enslaved people

Underground Railroad, Nat Turner's Rebellion, slowing down work, sabotage, breaking tools, etc

300

What is abolitionism and who were 2 key abolitionists?

Political movement to end slavery and liberate enslaved people around the world, Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison, Sojourner Truth, David Walker, Lydia Child, Theodore Weld, Wendell Phillips, Lewis Tappan

400

How did the Market Revolution change family or work patterns? 

goods produced for sale rather than household use; changed family labor (separate spheres) and increased wage labor.

400

What event put an end to the Era of Good Feelings?

The 'corrupt bargain', election of 1824

400

Describe one reason critics called Jackson "King Andrew I"

abused veto power, used patronage

400

What were members of the wealthy elite in Southern Society called and what distinguished them from the rest of the South?

Planter class, people who enslaved more than 20 other people

400

Describe Transcendentalism’s core idea and name one leading transcendentalist figure.

Belief in inherent goodness of people and nature; Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Margaret Fuller, George Ripley, Theodore Parker, Amos Alcott

500

How did canals and then railroads change where factories could be located and how did that affect urban growth? 

Canals allowed factories near waterways; railroads allowed factories away from water, enabling urban/industrial growth inland

500

What was the Missouri Compromise?

Missouri is admitted to the Union as a slave state and Maine is admitted as a free state, banned slavery in the remaining territory north of latitude 36°30′

500

What was the decision in Worcester v Georgia and how is it related to the Indian Removal Act?

Supreme Court decided that Georgia removing the Cherokee was unconstitutional, but Jackson refused to enforce decision, leading to Trail of Tears

500
What was 'paternalism' and how did enslavers use this idea? 

The moral claim that depriving slaves of liberty was good because slave owners were kind and benevolent, used to try and justify slavery

500

What was the Seneca Falls Convention and who were 2 women's rights activists at the time?  

First woman's rights convention held in the United States, pivotal moment in the early women's suffrage movement, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B Anthony, Sarah Grimke, Catherine Beecher, Antoinette Brown Blackwell, Lucretia Mott, Lucy Stone

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