Financial
The rise of manufacturing in the U.S. where many women and children worked for hourly wages and were housed in dormitories.
What was the Industrial Revolution?
The act that would declare that the US would be opposed to any European powers trying to interfere in anything involved in the Western Hemisphere. (would eventually be abused by the US on Latin America)
What was the Monroe Doctrine?
The person promoted a new economic direction that would result in the shift of the American economy and further industrialization and expansion both in the US and globally.
Who is Henry Clay?
The plan that made the balance between slave and free states uneven.
What was the Missouri Compromise?
This era came after the War of 1812, in which America entered an age of “prosperity” and “patriotism”.
What was the Era of Good Feelings?
This plan would establish protective tariffs for American Industries against foreign competition. Established the 2nd Bank of U.S. (this would handle the nation’s debt and help build roads and canals)
What was the American System?
A series of conventions that discussed the Federalist party leaving the United States because they were Pro British. When they published this plan, they were seen as traitors because they had already won the war.
What was the Hartford Convention?
Who is James Monroe - Served as President from 1817 to 1825 during the era of Good Feelings.
Who is James Monroe?
The treaty also called the adams-onis treaty, and Spain gave up Florida and the U.S. gave up any claims that they had on Texas.
What was the Florida Purchase Treaty?
The first depression in U.S. history.
What is the Panic of 1819?
The machine invented by Eli Whittney, it could separate cotton fibers from their seeds. This would lead to the expansion of cotton plantations and the use of slavery.
What was the Cotton Gin?
This party died soon after the War of 1812 due to the Hartford Convention
What was the Federalist Party?
The maker of the Cotton Gin
Who was Eli Whitney?
The concept was thought of to be loyal to a “section” of a country rather than the country. (e.g. Someone claims they're Texan rather than American
What was Sectionalism?
The Supreme court case that determined that congress had the implied power to create a notional bank, Federal laws are supreme over state laws.
What was McCullough v. Maryland?
Industrialized cities started growing around because rivers are roads? Low transportation would result in low money and easier transportation would end in more people migrating to the west.
What is the Growth of Canals
One of the split factions of the Democratic-Republican Party (would later back Andrew Jackson).
What is Democratic Party?
The secretary of state under Monroe, and afterwards became president.
Who was John Quincy Adams?
Based on factories, shipping and commerce.
Why North?
A system where women, children and immigrants were housed in dormitories and worked for companies based on hourly wages (on standardized time), and as the many number of factories increased, so did organizations that promoted the rights of workers.
What was the Lowell System?
This was established after the War of 1812 and was part of Henry Clay’s American System to help build roads and canals
What was the 2nd Bank of the United States?
The party believed in a strong federal government
What is Whig Party?
The treasury secretary.
Who was William Crawford?
Based on slavery and agriculture.
Why South?
Andrew Jackson would invade this state, and later lead to its annexation into the U.S.
What was Florida?