Revolution II
This was a conflict fought between the United States and Great Britain, over British violations of Jay’s Treaty
the War of 1812
A feeling of pride and loyalty towards a nation.
Nationalism
This crop will replace tobacco as America's Cash Crop.
Cotton
This was an American school of art which showcased vibrant landscape paintings, with nationalistic overtones.
The Hudson River School
"Old Ironside”. It was among the United States’ first commissioned battleships. It battled pirates off the Barbary Coast to keep American merchant ships safe.
the USS Constitution
This was the practice of Kidnapping enemies and forcing them to serve in your navy or work as servants.
Impressment
This act allowed Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state, as long as Maine entered as a Free State. This also will forbid slavery above Arkansas's northern border
The Missouri Compromise
This is a machine for separating cotton from its seed. It will cut the time of cotton production in half.
Cotton Gin
These literary objects inspired the painters of the 1820's.
books...
This man will serve as America's first "commander in chief", during the War of 1812.
James Madison
During the war Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry fought the British in the Great Lakes, while this man fought the British and Seminoles in the South.
Andrew Jackson
This formal document stated that anymore European attempts to colonize America would be perceived as “dangerous to our Peace and Safety”.
the Monroe Doctrine
This waterway in New York will connect the Hudson River to Lake Erie. This will dramatically improve trade and western migration.
the Erie Canal
This culture was admired by Americans because they invented Democracy.
Greco-Roman, Greek, Roman
This man known as, “The liberator”, led multiple struggles for Hispanic Independence against Spain and Portugal.
Simon Bolivar
A Shawnee Chief who worked to unite the tribes of the eastern Mississippi Valley. He and his brother founded the location of “Prophetstown” on the Tippecanoe River.
Tecumseh
This man will serve as the 5th president of the United States. He will establish deals and laws such as the Rush-Bagot Agreement and the Convention of 1818, in order to create an era of post-war optimism, known as the "Era of Good Feeling".
James Monroe
This man was a Kentucky Representative. He presented his plan for the American System to President James Monroe in 1824
Henry Clay
Many of the images painted at these times depicted landscapes in this Region of America.
the West
This newly emerged Religion attempted to establish it's own country out west, until it was denied by the Government.
Mormons
A battle between U.S. General Harrison and Tecumseh’s forces at Prophetstown. This resulted in a loss for Tecumseh, and the destruction of his village.
the Battle of Tippecanoe
This Treaty will Secure Florida, in exchange for Texas.
The Adams-Onis Treaty
A 3-fold plan for making America more economically independent. Included a “protective tariff, a national bank, and an interstate transportation system”.
the American System.
During this period, religious understanding is seen as more important than scientific understanding.
Awakening
In the founding days of the Hudson River School this man was the most famous American painter of his time.
Thomas Cole