Political Parties
French Interactions
Regional Differences
Reform Era
Early Industrialization
100

The first and original political party in the US that favored a loose interpretation of the Constitution and a strong central government and were led by Alexander Hamilton.

Who are the Federalists?

100

The first French emperor and a French military leader that sold land to Thomas Jefferson (Louisiana Purchase in 1803).

Who is Napoleon Bonaparte?

100

The part of the US that supported slavery and depended mainly on cash crops as a way to earn money.

What is the South?

100

This became the most dominant reform movement that became the focus of the nation leading up to the Civil War.

What is Abolitionism?

100

The major power source of the early industrial revolution that power railroads, steamboats and factories.

What is steam?

200

The 2nd political party in the US that formed in opposition to the Federalists and favored a strict interpretation of the Constitution, state rights and were led by Thomas Jefferson.

Who are the Democrat Republicans?

200

A series of wars fought between France and other European alliances.

What are the Napoleonic Wars?

200

The part of the US that depended on industrialization as a means of gaining money.

What is the North?

200

The 1st Women's rights meeting that began the movement for equal political rights including the right to vote.

What is the Seneca Falls Convention?

200

The main form of transportation that helped to extend markets during early industrialization that took business away from canals.

What are railroads?

300

A meeting of Federalists during the War of 1812 to discuss their opposition to the war and led to them being viewed as disloyal and their eventual demise.

What is the Hartford Convention?

300

An incident where French diplomats tried to bribe American officials.

What is the XYZ Affair?

300

This is what the South's economy was based on.

What is slave labor?

300

A former slave who became one of the leaders of the Abolition Movement and is famous for writing a book about his experiences.

Who is Frederick Douglass?

300

Identical machine parts that can be replaced when one part is broken and prevents trips to the blacksmith.

What are interchangeable parts?

400

Alexander Hamilton's Financial Plan

What is the Bank of the United States (BUS)?

400

An uprising in France against the monarchy from 1789 to 1799 which resulted in the establishment of France as a republic.

What is the French Revolution?

400

Immigrants and lower class women such as farmer's daughters.

Who worked in the factories in the North?

400
A Transcendentalist and abolitionist who lived in the woods by himself for two years and and wrote a book called Walden about his experiences.

Who is Henry David Thoreau?

400

Textile factories in the US hired local farmer's daughters as their workers.

What is the Lowell System?