First Presidents/Federalists/Jefferson Era
Industrial Revolution/Andrew Jackson
Manifest Destiny
North&South/Reformers
Before/During/After Civil War
100
Advisors to the president that include jobs such as Secretary of State, Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of War

The Cabinet 

100

A period of rapid development of industry and economy due to new technology

Industrial Revolution

100

A movement where Americans thought it was their God-given right to expand west and reach the Pacific

Manifest Destiny

100

This region had more means of transportation in with its advanced technologies of canals and railroads

The North

100

Abraham Lincoln's goal at the START of the Civil War

Preserve the Union

200

the first 10 amendments to the U.S. that were added to the Constitution to guarantee personal freedoms

Bill of Rights

200

Eli Whitney invented this seed remover

Cotton Gin

200

Adventurers who made a living by trading furs in the Oregon Territory

Mountain Men

200

Irish and German immigrants mostly traveled to this region  

The North

200

A TURNING POINT in the Civil War because Britain and France officially declined to help the Confederacy after hearing about this battle 

Gettysburg

300

A strong national government is a belief of this early political party backed by Alexander Hamilton

The Federalists 

300

A new campaign strategy that involved personal insults to the reputation of opponents

Mudslinging

300

The main reason why people flocked to California in 1849

To search for gold

300

A large farm run by an owner in the South

Plantation

300

First battle of the Civil War

Fort Sumter 

400

This word describes the feeling most Americans had toward their country after the War of 1812 when the U.S. had defeated Britain for the 2nd time

Nationalism 

400

Thousands of Cherokee were forced off of their land and faced this long and deadly journey 

Trail of Tears

400

These people created a home for themselves in Salt Lake City, Utah

Mormons

400

Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel that helped ignite the Civil War

Uncle Tom's Cabin

400

In this Supreme Court Case, enslaved people did not have the power to sue because they were considered "property"

Dred Scott

500

Including creating maps, documenting plants, and befriending natives, Lewis and Clark wanted to find a path to this ocean

Pacific Ocean

500

This compromise maintained the balance of free and slave states by adding Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state

Missouri Compromise

500

At this inspiring battle, Texans refused to surrender to the Mexicans and many were killed, including Davy Crockett.  

The Alamo

500

A system of escape routes for runaway enslaved people to travel upon in hopes of reaching freedom

The Underground Railroad

500

Bleeding Kansas was caused because pro and anti slavery people could not decide if Kansas should be a free state or a slave state. This term means letting people choose 

Popular Sovereignty