4.2-4.4
what inspired the increasing americans?
Many were inspired by new religous and interectucall movements
What was the first protective tariff in U.S History that shirlded U.S manfacturing from british competition?
Traiff of 1816
What was the labor production model that was designed so that every step of the textile manufacturing process was done under one roof, and included the recruitment of young farm women that were housed in company dormitories?
The lowell system
What caused the number of voters for president to rise from about 350,000 in 1824 to more than 2.4 million in 1840?
Universal White Male sufferage
Which group of New England thinkers challenged the doctrines of established churches and the businesses of the merchant class, valued individualism, challenged the materialism of American society, and supported a variety of reforms, including the anti-slavery movement?
Transcendentalists
What changes in the market had significant effeccts on US society?
It effected workers lives, and gender and family relations
Whaat was Henery Clans plan to advance the nations economic growth through protective traffis, a national bank, and internal improvements?
What was the process of change from an agrarian and handicraft economy to one dominated by industry and machine manufacturing in the United States throughout the late-18th and early-19th centuries
The industrail Revoultion
After the House of Representatives elected John Quincy Adams to be president and Adams appointed Henry Clay as the secretary of state, what did Andrew Jackson and his followers accuse Adams and Clay of making
¨Corrupt Bargain¨
Which movement was a widespread campaign to convince Americans to drink less alcohol or to drink none at all?
Temperance
Who was the cheif of justice of the supreme court in 1801-1835?
John Marshall
Which alternative to war measure prohibited American merchant ships from sailing to foreign ports during the Napoleonic Wars, but backfired because it brought greater economic hardship to the U.S. than Britain
Embrago Act (1807)
Who was the son of the federalist?
John Adams
What did President Andrew Jackson sign into law in 1830 that forced the resettlement of many thousands of American Indians?
Indian Removal Act (1830)
What was the idealized view of women that defined a woman’s role in marriage as maintaining the home for her husband and raising the children?
Cult of domesticity
Monroes election in 1816
What war was caused by the British impressment of American sailors, “War Hawk” support in Congress, U.S. interest in lands held by American Indians and the British, and America’s suspicions that the British were encouraging American Indians to rebel?
The war of 1812
What wars did Jackson serve in?
Battle of horseshoe bend, battle of New Orleans, First Seminole War
Which political party in the Age of Jackson supported a national bank, protective tariffs, and federal spending for internal improvements, was concerned about crime associated with immigrants, and had its base of voter support in New England and the Mid-Atlantic states?
Whigs
Who is known as the “Father of the Common School Movement” and sponsored many educational reforms, including compulsory attendance for all children, longer school years, and increased teacher preparation?
Horace Man
When was the treaty of Ghent?
December of 1814
Which compromise resulted in Congress agreeing to admit Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state, kept the sectional balance at 12 to 12 states for the next 15 years, and prohibited future slavery north of the 36º 30' line (the southern border of Missouri)?
The missouri Compromise
Who sat on valuble land in the northeast Georgia?
The cherokees
Which political party in the Age of Jackson opposed a national bank, protective tariffs, and federal spending for internal improvements, was concerned about high land prices in the West and business monopolies, and had its base of voter support in the South and West?
Democrats
What where the types of labor
House servants, slave drivers, skilled craftsman, feild hands