Transportation & Industrialization
Immigration & Social Change
Jacksonian Democracy & Reform
Expansion, Nationalism & the Courts
War of 1812 & Sectional Conflict
100

This canal, funded by the government, became the first major American canal.

This canal, funded by the government, became the first major American canal.

100

These immigrants mainly settled in northern cities and faced strong anti-Catholic prejudice.

Who were the Irish?

100

This president used the spoils system to reward political supporters with government jobs.

Who was Andrew Jackson?

100

This expedition strengthened U.S. claims to the West and explored the Louisiana Territory.

What was the Lewis and Clark expedition?

100

This British practice involved forcing American sailors into the Royal Navy.

What was impressment?

200

These transportation systems became concentrated mainly in the North, Northeast, and Midwest during the early 1800s.

What were railroads and canals?

200

These immigrants settled mostly in the Midwest and rural farming communities.

Who were the Germans?

200

This crisis began when South Carolina attempted to nullify a federal tariff.

What was the Nullification Crisis?

200

This doctrine warned European nations not to interfere in the Americas.

What was the Monroe Doctrine?

200

These were the three major causes of the War of 1812.

What were impressment, interference with trade, and British support for Native Americans?

300

These advantages made railroads more effective than canals.

What were speed and year-round use?

300

This belief promoted the idea that women should focus on home and family life.

What was the “Cult of Domesticity”?

300

This compromise tariff helped end the Nullification Crisis in 1833.

What was Henry Clay’s Compromise Tariff?

300

This Supreme Court case established judicial review in 1803.

What was Marbury v. Madison?

300

This meeting of New England Federalists opposed the War of 1812 and discussed constitutional changes.

What was the Hartford Convention?

400

This inventor developed the telegraph.

Who was Samuel Morse?

400

This movement involved hostility toward immigrants, especially Irish Catholics.

(DOUBLE POINTS) What was nativism?

400

This law forced Native Americans westward and led to the Trail of Tears.

What was the Indian Removal Act of 1830?

400

These Supreme Court cases strengthened federal power over the states during the Marshall Court era.

What were McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden?

400

This compromise admitted Missouri as a slave state, Maine as a free state, and banned slavery north of 36°30′.

What was the Missouri Compromise?

500

This inventor created the cotton gin and promoted interchangeable parts in manufacturing.

Who was Eli Whitney?

500

These young women worked in Massachusetts textile mills during the Industrial Revolution.

Who were the Lowell girls?

500

This 1840 election used mass campaigning and portrayed its candidate as a frontier hero.

What was the Election of 1840?

500

This Chief Justice strengthened the authority of the Supreme Court and federal government.

Who was John Marshall?

500

This proposed amendment attempted to limit slavery in Missouri but failed in the Senate.

What was the Tallmadge Amendment?