Jefferson's Presidency
Thomas Jefferson
This man was the 4th president of the United States
James Madison
The belief that it was god's will for the United States to expand westward
Manifest Destiny
He would be the 7th president of the United States
Andrew Jackson
The right to vote
Suffrage
Invented the Cotton Gin
Eli Whitney
This man was president during the Civil War.
Abraham Lincoln
This cancels trade with another country
Embargo
This man was the president during the Era of Good Feeling.
James Monroe
This religious group was one of the first people to move west.
Mormons
Adnrew Jackson would lose the Election of 1824 and called it this since Clay helped John Quincy Adams win and Clay would be Secretary of State
Corrupt Bargain
A person focused on eliminating slavery.
Abolitionist.
An economic system in which private individuals and businesses control production
Capitalism
The Civil war would start with this battle in South Carolina
This court case would establish Judicial Review
Marbury v. Madison
This war was the first time we officially declared war on another country, and it was who we gained independence from.
War of 1812
This means for another country to join another.
Jackson sough to help this type of person
This was modeled after the Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Sentiments
Invented the Mechanical Reaper.
Cyrus McCormick
This was a program to help African Americans after becoming free.
Freedman's Bureau
This was a way of interpreting the Constitution exactly how it was written.
Strict Construction
This political party would fall apart with the start of the Era of Good Feeling.
Federalist party
This was illegal and a reason why Mexico banned Americans immigrating to Texas
Slavery
Jackson gave important government jobs to loyal friends, and this practice was known as this.
Spoils System
This women's right activist was denied entry to anti-slavery convention in London to then being a key contributor to the Seneca Falls Convention by giving speeches.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
This came along to make shipping by water much for efficient and quicker.
Steam Boat
This amendment gave African American Males the right to vote.
15th Amendment
This doubled the size of the United States
The Louisiana Purchase
This was a plan to improve roads, canals, and railways as well as protective tariffs to protect american industry.
American System
This caused a massive migration of people to the west in 1849
California Gold Rush
South Carolina threaten to do this since they did not want to pay federal tariffs.
Secede
This abolitionist is famous for his Anti-Slavery newspaper The Liberator.
William Lloyd Garrison
By 1850, this was the most efficient way to move goods in the North
Railroad
This person was the main general for the Confederacy.
Robert E. Lee
The United States sent two people to explore the newly acquired land.
Lewis and Clark
Missouri joined as a slave state, this state would join as a free state to keep the balance of free and slave states in Congress.
Maine
Never forget this
Alamo
Jackson signed this to start the process of removing Native Americans from their land.
This woman is famous for prison reform and the creation of asylums for the mentally ill to receive treatment.
Dorothea Dix
Invented the Telegraph.
Samuel Morse
This person was the main General for the Union
Ulysses S. Grant
Two explorers met a native American woman that helped guide them to the Pacific Ocean.
Sacagawea
This was a document to warn European countries to stay out of affairs in the Western Hemisphere.
Monroe Doctrine.
This replaced the Missouri Compromise by having Utah and New Mexico decide whether they would be a slave or free state and California becoming a free state.
Compromise of 1850
Jackson did not want this to be recharted since he believed it only benefitted the rich.
Second Bank of the U.S.
This man is famous for creating modern day public education in the United States.
Horace Mann
This would later be introduced to no longer need water to power a factory
Steam Engine
The name of the Union Strategy that would be used to squeeze the Confederacy into submission.
Anaconda Plan
Jefferson originally wanted just this city from France to control the Mississippi River.
New Orleans
This battle made General Andrew Jackson a celebrity after defeating the British even the war was technically over, but word didn't spread that fast back then.
Battle of New Orleans
This man was president who claimed most of the west for the United States like Oregon, California, and the southwest.
James K. Polk
A nickname for state banks that deposited federal funds and printed more money than they had in silver.
Pet Banks
She wrote a very eye-opening book called Uncle Tom's Cabin that revealed the actual horrors of slavery.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
While Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin made processing cotton much quicker and more efficient, it also meant the need for of this to keep up with demand.
Slave Labor
This man was president of the confederacy
Jefferson Davis
This leader sold land to the United States
This treaty was how the United States acquired Florida
Adams-Onis Treaty
A war where the United States gained Texas, New Mexico, and California and many other states out west.
Mexican-American War
This political party formed in complete opposition of President Jackson, calling him King Andrew
Whig Party
The growth of a city by population and land mass means this.
Urbanization
This is a man-made water way that connected the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes.
Eerie Canal
This battle was the bloodiest single day during the Civil War.
Battle of Antietam
This country revolted against France and won its independence; this led to the sale of the Louisiana territory because France was broke.
Haiti
This is the name of the Treaty that ended the War during Madison's presidency
Treaty of Ghent
The United States split the Oregon Territory with the British at this line of latitude or parallel
49th parallel
This supreme court case ruled that Georgia had no authority to remove natives from their land, Jackson though did not care.
a landmark Massachusetts Supreme Court case that legalized labor unions and affirmed workers’ right to organize for better wages and conditions.
Commonwealth v. Hunt 1842
This protected inventions from being copied
Patents
This man was a photographer who followed the Union Army around and would move corpses around to get the best picture.
Matthew Brady