Hail to the Chief 2
This President was the son of a former President. Many consider his election unfair.
John Quincy Adams
This movement was to end slavery in America.
Abolition movement
This State is the heart of New England. Home of the Adams family.
Massachusetts
This invention increased cotton production. It also increased the demand for slavery.
The Cotton Gin
This Founder said the phrase, "Give me Liberty or give me Death!"
Patrick Henry
This President was a famed Indian fighter nicknamed "Tippacanoe." His presidency only lasted a month.
William Harrison
This movement pushed for voting rights. Ends in the 19th Amendment.
Women's Suffrage
This state's annexation led to the Mexican-American War.
Texas
This invention helped connect both coasts. Using steam and coal to move products and people along the track.
The Steam Engine
These men went on an exploration to check out the lands bought during the Louisiana Purchase. They hired a woman named Sacagawea to help guide.
Lincoln's successor. This was the first president hit with impeachment.
Andrew Johnson
The revival of religious sentiments in the nation. Wanted people to become born again Christians.
The Second Great Awakening.
This West Coast state was admitted in the Union as a Free state. Known for Gold, Beaches, and redwood trees.
California
Boats that didn't require to oars to be rowed.
The Steam Baot
This Quaker founded a colony to give his fellow quakers a land to call home. The State still bears his name.
William Penn
"The Little Magician" was the nickname of this president. He was the Robin to Jackson's Batman.
Martin Van Buren
This movement pushed to ban alcohol in America. Eventually the 18th Amendment will be it's making.
The Temperance movement
This Southern state was a squirrelly one during the 19th Century. Both the Nullification Crisis and the first Secession happened here.
South Carolina
This product from factories were used to make cloths and linens.
Textiles
A Suffragette who helped push for women's right to vote. The 19th Amendment is often named after her.
Susan B Anthony
This President wrote his own Bible and invented the swivel chair. He was a well known writer and plantation owner. His face is also worth $0.05
Thomas Jefferson
Pushed by the likes of Ralph Waldo Emerson, this movement was focused on the individual and relying on yourself.
Transcendentalism
The Civil split this state into two. Both are still states today.
Virginia
These man-made rivers were used to shorten the distance between major industrial centers.
Canals
This man becomes Secretary of State. The Kentuckian was almost president but lost to Andrew Jackson.
Henry Clay