Jefferson Republic
Jefferson's win over Adams in the 1800 election was called the ______________ revolution.
Bloodless
Manmade water ways that connected various bodies of water to allow for easier access of the Old Northwest to the East.
Canals
Jackson hated this institution and vowed to destroy it.
Group that advocated for the migration of black Americans to Africa.
American Colonization Society
This fraction of white southerners actually owned slaves.
1/4
Jefferson sent ambassadors to France to purchase the port of___________________
New Orleans
Invention that particularly revolutionized boat travel.
Steam engine
Jackson attempted to get his Secretaries of the Treasury to engage in this illegal action in order to destroy the National Bank.
Withdrawing funds from the Bank and distributing to his "pet" state banks.
Group that advocated for the complete and immediate abolition of slavery that eventually split into two camps.
American Anti-Slavery Society
Slaves comprised this percentage of the population in the Deep South leading to concerns about uprisings.
75%
The French offered the entire Louisiana Purchase territory which ____________ the territory of the United States.
doubled
Invention that revolutionized communication.
Telegraph
Jackson supported the passage of this Act that would required Native Americans to relocate from desirable lands to the west.
Indian Removal Act
Founder and editor of the abolitionist newspaper the Liberator
William Lloyd Garrison
The two arguments used by Southerners' to justify slavery.
the Bible and racial inferiority
Act that prohibited all foreign trade as a way to punish Great Britain for impressment.
Embargo Act
Development by Eli Whitney that made harvesting cotton far more efficient.
cotton gin
This is the name of the forced 800 mile journey Native Americans were required to undergo.
Trail of Tears
Female freed slave who went on to be an advocate for both abolition and women's rights.
Sojourner Truth
Movement that started in New England and was strongly influenced by Romanticism.
Transcendentalism
Supreme Court case that established the principle of judicial review, the power of the Supreme Court to overturn laws that are unconstitutional.
Marbury v. Madison
Development we stole from Great Britain that allowed for mass production of goods, but required laborers to leave their home and work onsite.
Factory System
This is the name of event that occurred when South Carolina threatened to not pay the "tariff of abominations."
Nullification Crisis
White sisters who grew up on a slave plantation, but later became staunch advocates of abolition and women's rights.
Grimke sisters
Supreme Court case that established that the implied powers clause permitted the federal government to establish a national bank and reaffirmed that states may not tax the national bank.
McCullough v. Maryland
Eli Whitney's greatest invention that allowed for cheaper, mass production of goods.
Interchangeable parts
This is the name of the 1833 bill that granted Jackson authority to use the military against South Carolina in the event a compromise could not be reached.
Force Bill
Event held by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott that advocated for women's rights.
Seneca Falls Convention
Transcendentalism focused on these three things: the primacy of _______, the divinity of the ______, and the centrality of ________.
intuition, individual, and nature
Supreme Court case that reaffirmed the federal government's exclusive power to regulate interstate commerce.
Gibbons v. Ogden
The cotton gin reinvigorated this, which had been previously dying out.
Slave trade
The election of Andrew Jackson saw the split of the Democratic-Republicans into two parties. One new party favored states' rights over federal power, generally opposed federal money spent on internal improvements, hated the Second National Bank, as well as tariffs.
Democrats
Document produced by the Seneca Falls Convention
Declaration of Rights and Sentiments
Concept articulated by Ralph Waldo Emerson that argued against conformity and dependence on external institutions. Emerson urged individuals to be independent thinkers, trust their own instincts, and follow their own genius.
self-reliance
Supreme Court ruling that for the first time held a state law to be unconstitutional.
In the wake of the Industrial Revolution, there occurred a separation between work and home that saw the rise of_______________, the idea that women were in charge of the moral education and formation of their children in the home.
Cult of domesticity
This political party favored federal investment in internal improvements, opposed Indian Removal, favored protective tariffs to encourage domestic industry, and favored the National Bank.
Whigs
The most controversial idea articulated in the Declaration of Rights and Sentiments.
Women's right to vote
Concept articulated by Henry David Thoreau during his time at Walden Pond that argued that people have a duty to violate unjust laws.
Civil Disobedience