Lesson 1 Vocabulary
Cotton
Lesson 2 Vocabulary
Nationalism and Sectionalism
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100

Define antebellum. 

"before the war" 

100

What was the cotton gin? 

A machine that cleaned cotton. 

100

Define secession. 

Withdrawl

100

What is the difference between nationalism and sectionalism? 

Nationalism = pride/focus on a country as a whole

Sectionalism = pride/focus on local areas, like states or counties  

100

What was the difference between Federalists and Democrats? 

Federalists supported a strong, centralized government whereas Democrats did not. 

200

Define reapportion

reassign 

200

Why did South Carolina not industrialize? 

Plantations, particularly cotton, made more money.  

200

Inflammatory

Exciting/Provocative 

200

What was the Lousiana Purchase? 

Land purchased west of the Mississippi River

200

Which political party supported the War of 1812? 

Democrats

300

Define paternalism. 

Fatherlike

300

What was the Compromise of 1808?

South Carolina gave more representation to districts based on taxable property, which included slaves. 

300

Define nullify 

Veto

300

Which states wanted the War of 1812? What were they called?

Southern and Warhawks 

300

Who were Angelina and Sarah Grimke? 

Female abolitionists that also supported women's rights movements. 

400

Define institutionalize

A structured, formal system 

400

What was the "planter ideal"? 

What did it do for South Carolina?

An interest to buy and own slaves to create a plantation. 

Helped to ease tensions between the lowcountry and upcountry. 

400

Define abolitionist

Someone who protests and works against slavery

400

What was the Missouri Compromise? 

Missouri would be entered in as a slave state and Maine would be entered in as a free state. 

400

What was the gag rule? 

A law that forbade discussion of abolition in South Carolina. 

500

Define incentive

The desire to do something for a reward

500

Why was cotton in demand? 

Textile mills in New England and Great Britain were expanding rapidly. 

500

Define morality

Moral concerns

500

What was the Trail of Teers? 

Eviction of Native Americans from South Carolina if they did not convert to Christianity.  

500

What was the issue with tariffs? 

Northern states imposed high tariffs on cotton, which was mostly produced in the South.