4.1-4.4
This 1803 land purchase doubled the size of the United States, though it did violate Thomas Jefferson's beliefs in a strict understanding of the Constitution.
Louisiana Purchase
Otherwise known as the "Industrial Revolution", Americans often refer to it as this. This is because the United States shifted to a commercial economy.
Nickname for the enforcement of the Indian Removal Act. Resulted in the deaths of ~4,000 Native Americans.
Trail of Tears
Name of the Religious revival which took place in the 1830s and 1840s. Preached sermons on "hell and brimstone". Led to the creation of new religious denominations like the Seventh Day Adventists and Mormons.
Second Great Awakening
In terms of land area, this is the largest country which borders China
Russia
The era after the War of 1812 was known as this. It was called this because there was only one political party and Americans were generally feeling patriotic due to the results of the War.
Era of Good Feelings
There were several important new inventions during the Market Revolution that aided Americans. Name one that we discussed.
Steam engine (Boat), Railroad, Telegraph, Roads, Canals, Mechanical Reaper, Steel Plow
In the first Two-Party system in US history, we had the Democratic-Republicans and the Federalists. These were the two new parties started by Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson.
Whigs and Democrats
The movement to limit the consumption of alcohol was known as this movement.
Temperance
How many strings are on a standard violin?
4
This was the name of the agreement which established Maine as a free state, Missouri as a slave state, and determined the 36 30 line which would determine the future of slavery.
Missouri Compromise
Henry Clay's Plan to build up the West by investing heavily into roads, railroads, and canals was known by this name.
American System
The era of Jackson is also known as the Era of the Common Man because this requirement was removed to be able to vote.
Property ownership
The American Colonization Society hoped to end slavery and send former slaves to this African country to live.
Liberia
In the phonetic alphabet, what is the letter "J" referred to as?
Juliet
This was the name of the series of wars that the United States engaged in between 1801 and 1805. They fought against the North African state of Tripoli to fend off piracy in the Mediterranean.
Barbary Wars
The idea that women were the moral leaders in society and needed to reform men's "sinful" habits was a concept that was known as this:
Cult of Domesticity
After the Peggy Eaton Affair, John C. Calhoun threatened that South Carolina would do this to the Tariff of 1828. This means that they would not obey the tariff.
Nullify (Called the Nullification Crisis)
Instead of referring to slavery as "Slavery", John C. Calhoun called it this to try to soften what it was:
"That Peculiar Institution"
These three actors played "Spiderman" in the movie Spiderman: No Way Home
Tom Holland, Toby McGuire, Andrew Garfield
This was the name of the law which passed under Thomas Jefferson that prohibited American businesses from trading with foreign ports. It was an economic disaster.
Embargo Act
The area between Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Milwaukee was known as this due to its high concentration of German immigrants.
An example of a "third party" in the Era of the Common Man was this party. They were skeptical of the growing influence of secret societies in American politics and promised to get rid of them.
Anti-Masonic Party
Women's Suffrage reformers met in this upstate New York town to demand suffrage for women in the United States.
Seneca Falls (Seneca Falls Convention)
The high school that Mr. Berkley attended has an interesting quirk. Instead of having a green football field, the turf is this color instead.
Gold