North vs. South
Manifest Destiny
Federalist vs. Jefferson Eras
Toward Civil War
Spirit of Reform
100

Feature of Geography that allowed the North to create canals and factories

Fast-Flowing Rivers
100

Group of peoples in the United States that were removed in 1830 to make way for American settlers

Native Americans (Indians)

100

Leader of the Federalist Party, created national bank, and on the current $10 bill.

Also featured in Musical.

Alexander Hamilton

100

The Adams-Onis Treaty gave the United States the territory of this future state.

The land was taken from Spain

Florida

100

This movement truly does not like alcohol, it is against their religious ideals and too many husbands are spending money on it

Temperance.

200

Large and Expansive farming of cash crops happened on these, where slaves were needed to harvest!

Plantations

200

Name of agreement to allow the states of Missouri and Maine to enter as Slave State and Free State.

Missouri Compromise

200

Leader of the Democratic Republicans, wanted small government and for the United States to remain a nation of agriculture.

He was also the third President of the United States

Thomas Jefferson

200

This purchase more than doubled the size of the United States and was a steal at only $15million dollars! Good thing Napoleon was looking to sell.

The Louisiana Purchase.

200

This conductor on the Underground Railroad once claimed that she never lost a passenger!

Harriet Tubman

300

Transportation method developed and used greatly by the North...but barely by the South

Railroads and Trains

300

1832 Court Case that said the United States must protect Native American tribes from the State Governments. This same case was ignored by Andrew Jackson.

Worcester v. Georgia

300

This rebellion showed that the Democratic-Republicans had to allow the national government to maintain a national military.

It also had to do with taxing a certain drink

The Whiskey Rebellion

300

This war was cause by Texas being admitted as a slave state, and resulted in the US getting California.

The Mexican-American War.

300

This former Slave wrote the anti-slavery newspaper The North Star and is featured in Mr. Ey's room by his desk.

Frederick Douglass

400

Invention that sped up the production of cotton immensely, speeding up the demand for more slaves to pick cotton as well. Invented by Eli Whitney.

Cotton Gin

400

Name of the removing of Cherokee peoples from their lands forcibly. Leading to many thousands of deaths due to starvation, exhaustion, and disease. 

Trail of Tears

400

This war had an alliance between the Native Americans and the British, showing that a national government needed to have stronger taxes to support an army/defense. Impressment also did not impress Americans at the start of this conflict.

War of 1812

400

Conflict that resulted from "border ruffians" crossing borders into these states to have voters choose to continue slavery

Bleeding Kansas

400

This is the term for the movement to ban slavery from the United States, led by many prominent Northerners and former slaves.

Abolitionist movement

500

The South was resentful to the North for seeming more wealthy, educated, and "snobby"; calling them this name. 

Now a famous baseball team.

Yankee

500

Treaty that gave the lands of Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana from the Native Americans to the American Government.

Treaty of Chicago

500

Marbury vs. Madison established this power of the Supreme court to rule laws unconstitutional that Congress or the President could pass.

Judicial Review

500
This abolitionist showed the South that the North and those against slavery were capable of being violent with militant means. He robbed an armory and tried to overthrow the government.

John Brown

500

This convention was led by women who rewrote the declaration of Independence to include women. It encouraged suffrage for women and was led by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Seneca Falls Convention

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