American Growth
This president implemented the Embargo Act in 1807 to avoid getting involved in European conflicts
Thomas Jefferson
The American System was created by this member of congress and failed presidential candidate
Henry Clay
This monetary establishment was vetoed for renewal by Andrew Jackson
What is the Bank of the United States?
This intellectual movement focused on individual purity
Transcendentalist
This political party was against the War of 1812, a stance that became so unpopular they ceased to exist following the war
The Federalist Party
This system became popular in New England and gave many women the opportunity to acquire jobs
What is the Lowell System
This person became president as a result of the corrupt bargain
John Quincy Adams
This religious movement led to an increase in church participation
2nd Great Awakening
Native Americans fought this major battle against the US military right before the War of 1812
The Battle of Tippecanoe
This innovation during the Market Revolution allowed for water transformation throughout the Northeastern portion of the United States
What is the Eerie Canal?
This state's refusal to enforce a national tariff led to the Nullification Crisis
What is South Carolina?
This former slave gave an impassioned speech about the need to end slavery on the 4th of July in 1852
Frederick Douglass
Our Fergilicious National Anthem was written following this battle (Not on test)
The Battle of Ft. McHenry
This invention allowed for transportation and shipping to double on rivers
What is the steamboat?
This governing body was the only one that supported Native Americans being allowed to stay in Georgia
Supreme Court
This convention was the first regarding Civil Rights
Seneca Falls Conference
This future president became a national figure following the Battle of New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
These were the three parts of the American System
1. Improved infrastructure
2. Tariffs
3. A strong banking system
This political party was founded in opposition of Andrew Jackson
The Whig Party
These performances were funded by wealthy southerners in order to portray slavery as less horrible than it actually was
Minstrel shows