Industrialization
Women commonly worked in northern factories in this New England town.
Lowell Mills
This was famously invented by Eli Whitney and increased cotton production and the demand for enslaved labor.
The Cotton Gin
A President that appears to stand for the common people, particularly farmers. The ____man.
Everyman
Many Americans considered this group of people "savages" which lead to significant mistreatment.
Native Americans
This movement tried to limit the amount of alcohol people would drink
Temperance Movement
What did most of the New England Factories produce using southern cotton?
Textiles (Clothes)
This was a network of safehouses used to hide and transport enslaved Africans who resisted by running away.
The Underground Railroad
Jackson famously vetoed the charter for this institution reducing American financial security but improving conditions for southern agriculture.
The National Bank
A term used to describe the American belief that God had willed them to conquer the continent.
Manifest Destiny
Jackson wanted to kill the bank because he thought
the rich would abuse their power.
This invention increased westward migration and expanded business through the improved distance of communication.
The Telegraph
A famous female conductor of the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman
This Supreme Court ruling against Georgia determined that state governments had no power over foreign nations, particularly Native American nations, and was ignored by President Jackson.
Worcester v. Georgia
This war was fought over disputed land in Texas that both participating countries made claims to.
Mexican-American War
How do canals work?
By raising and lowering water for ships to cross
These allowed for easier, cheaper, and quicker maintenance on farm and factory equipment. Eli Whitney is accredited with this invention.
Interchangeable Parts
Another form of enslaved resistence that included physical violence, Nat Turner is famous for this.
Rebellion
This act lead to land theft and the migration of many Native Americans.
Indian Removal Act
The path Native Americans were violently forced to take moving west.
The Trail of Tears
Where did many immigrants come from to work in the factories
Europe
These two inventions improved transportation speed over both water and land.
Railroads and Canals
This 1820 congressional agreement balanced free and slave states and ensured slavery would not expand to new states above the 36th parallel.
The Missouri Compromise
This system is accredited to Andrew Jackson in which the President gives political offices to friends and contributors.
The Spoils System
This Supreme Court ruling against Maryland ensured the implied powers of the court, stregthened the federal government, and ensured federal courts superceded state governments.
McCullough v. Maryland
How did the railroads and canals effect the economy.
MAde things easier ande faster to ship