Unit 4: Jeffersonian Democracy
Unit 4: Miscellaneous
Unit 4: Movements & Movement Individuals
Unit 5: Westward Expansion/Sectional Balance
Unit 5: Civil War
200

Jefferson dispatched James Monroe to meet up with Robert Livingston; Supposed to offer no more than $10 million for New Orleans and as much to the east in the Florida's as they could get; Instead, they acquired an immeasurable tract to the west for $15 million; Bought a wilderness to get a city.


Louisiana Purchase

200

Created by Eli Whitney; Transformed America in the 19th Century in the areas agriculture and manufacturing

Cotton Gin
200

Escaped slavery and made multiple missions to rescue those enslaved (family and friends); Underground Railroad

Harriet Tubman
200

Belief that God had “manifestly” destined the American people for a hemispheric career

Manifest Destiny

200

Amendment created for the Constitution to try and appease the South; 

Slavery prohibited in territories north of 36* 30’;

Slavery would receive federal protection in all territories south of 36* 30’ (even if not acquired yet:  Cuba)


Crittenden Amendments

400

Act that forbade exporting of all goods from the United States; No trade with Great Britain and/or France

Embargo Act

400

Native American that Formed confederacy of all tribes east of Mississippi prior to the War of 1812; Urged members never to cede land unless all agreed; Killed by William Henry Harrison

Tecumseh

400

Secretary of the Mass. Board of Education; “Father of public education”

Campaigned for better schoolhouses, longer school terms, higher teacher pay, and expanded curriculum


Horace Mann

400

State and its citizens could vote on whether to be a slave or free state

Popular Sovereighty

400

First state to secede from the Union

South Carolina

600

Nickname provided to Jefferson's small naval fleet; Small gunboats that would protect the shoreline of United States coast, but ships had only one weapon

"Mosquito Fleet"

600

African-American Preacher; Found favor with his owners in the past; Had a vision that he was to start a revolt and waited for a sign

Solar Eclipse in 1831 is sign; started preparing for uprising 


Nat Turner

600

Individuals who were prejudice against non-native inhabitants of America; "Technical Term"

Nativists

600

The decision in this individuals court case ruled a slave did not become free by living in a free state; Also, slaves can be taken into any state or territory and legally held there in slavery

Dred Scott

600

William T. Sherman's movement throughout the American South destroying all confederate property and transportation; destroyed city of Atlanta

Sherman's March to the Sea

800

Tied with Thomas Jefferson in the 1800 Presidential Election; Vice-President of Thomas Jefferson

Aaron Burr

800

Document that tried to prevent any further European colonization in Western Hemisphere

Monroe Doctrine

800

Joseph Smith founded this American Religion which was taken over by Brigham Young who led them to present day Utah.

Mormons

800

Below are the outcomes of what war:

Confirmed American ownership of Texas

Rio Grande became US-Mexican border

Mexico lost ½ of its territory (including TX, NM, and CA)

US acquired 500,000 miles of territory

US would pay Mexico $15 Million for the land and any/all debt Americans had against the Mexican govt.


Mexican-American War

800

Authorized seizure of rebel property, and stated that all slaves who fought or worked for the Confederacy were free of further obligations to their masters.

First Confiscation Act

1000

Nickname provided to judges that John Adams and the Federalists attempt to pack the courts with in the last minutes of his presidency

"Midnight Judges"

1000

Rewarding political supporters with jobs

Spoils System

1000

First national gathering of feminists (Launched women’s rights movement)

Seneca Falls Convention

1000

Individual who captured weapon's from Harper's Ferry in an attempt to begin a slave rebellion; Convicted of Murder and Treason

John Brown

1000

Freed slaves living in states that had rebelled

Slaves in the border states (KY, MO) were not free


Emancipation Proclamation