Social
Lasting from 1790-1840, this event led to the founding of Adventism, Dispensationalism, and the Latter-Day Saint Movement.
Second Great Awakening
President of the 2nd Bank of the United States from 1823-1836.
Nicholas Biddle
This Supreme Court case is heavily associated with the Judiciary Act of 1801.
Marbury v. Madison
She wrote the Declaration of Sentiments.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
He was John Adam's running-mate in the election of 1800.
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
She was the first first lady to reside in the White House.
Abigail Adams
The city home to the 1st Bank of the United States
Philadelphia
In the election of 1836, he was fielded as Martin van Buren's running-mate.
Richard Mentor Johnson
The Maysville Road Veto is associated with this president.
Andrew Jackson
This was the only state north of the Mason-Dixon Line to vote for Thomas Jefferson in the election of 1796.
Pennsylvania
The State Frederick Douglass was born in.
Maryland
It was an agreement that included Hamilton's Assumption Plan
Compromise of 1790
He served as governor of New York from 1817-1823 and 1825-1828.
Dewitt Clinton
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who presided over Worcester v. Georgia.
John Marshall
This institution was the Republican alternative to the Bank of New York, which his itself as a water company.
Manhattan Company
They assisted Andrew Ellicot in surveying the boundary of Washington DC.
Benjamin Banneker
He coined the phrase "American System", which referred to protective tariffs, high public land prices, a national bank, and federally funded internal improvements.
Henry Clay
He was the French foreign minister during the XYZ Affair.
Charles Maurice de Talleyrand
He delivered his Address to the Slave at the Buffalo Anti-slavery Convention in August of 1843 where he urged slaves to rebel against their owners in violent unrest.
Henry Highland Garnet
On March 4, 1801, he administered Thomas Jefferson's oath of office.
John Marshall
In 1825, this utopian community was established by Frances Wright to assimilate emancipated slaves into society.
The Nashoba Commune
Chairman of the New York Working Men's Party whose call for property redistribution led to its collapse in 1830.
Thomas Skidmore
In the election of 1828, Georgian electors cast their vote for him rather than the Democratic vice-presidential candidate of John C. Calhoun.
William Smith
This newspaper anonymously published a paper prior to the contingent election in 1824 warning of a "Corrupt Bargain".
The Columbian Observer
He presided over the congressional nominating caucus that selected Jefferson and Burr for the Democratic ticket.
Albert Gallatin