Market Revolution
Era of Good Feeling
Jackson
Age of Reform
Antebellum South
100

Name a technological invention that contributed to the market revolution

Cotton Gin

Steamboat

Steel Plow

Mechanical Reaper

Telegraph

100

Name the two parties prevalent in the Jeffersonian Era and their political stances 

Federalists - strong central government, favored merchants in the North, loose interpretation 

Democratic-Republicans - states' rights, agriculture, strict interpretation

100

Why is the election of 1824 considered the end to the "Era of Good Feelings"?

Following the election factions within the Democratic-Republicans began to form new political parties. 

100

This American movement of ideals is founded in Romanticism and pushed for people to be more deeply connected to nature/ spirituality 

Transcendentalism (Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Brook Farm) 

100

Most Southern's were not fond of these economic policies because it lessened their profits in trade with Britain 

Protective Tariffs 

200

Why did industry grow in the North and not the South?

interconnected waterways access to capital investments, technological inventions

200

The extinction of this political party led to a single-party system in the early 1800s

Federalists (Hartford Convention) 

200

What key change in our democracy led to the rise in participatory democracy? 

Suffrage for white males regardless of property ownership 

200

Fredrick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison, and other abolitionists in the North used these to spread their ideas/ opinions

News Papers
200

Nat Turner's Rebellion in Virginia had these two key effects 

1. Increase of harsh black codes and their enforcement

2. Increased criticism of southern society by Northern abolitionists 

300

This infrastructure project connected the East with the West and decreased the total cost of shipping goods from $100/ ton to $4/ton

The Erie Canal (1825)

300

Provide two (2) examples of events that contributed to the rise in nationalistic sentiment in the 19th century

War of 1812

Monroe Doctrine 1823

300

Why did Jackson consider the election of 1824 a "corrupt bargain"?

Jackson felt that the popular vote should have decided the outcome and believed the House of Representatives chose Quincy Adams corruptly

300

This women's right and abolition activist escaped slavery and famously shared her poem "Ain't I A Woman"  

Sojourner Truth

300

This route North became increasingly used after the extension of plantations and slavery in the South 

Underground Railroad

400

This state court cases ruled that Unions have the right to negotiate peacefully with employers 

Commonwealth v. Hunt 

400

The single-party system led to the increased importance of Congress name two (2) of the three (3) key Democratic-Republican senators in this period

Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster ("Great Triumvirate") 

400

Why did Jackson's political opponents begin to refer to him as "King Andrew"?

Extensive use of the veto

Nullification Crisis

"Bank War" 

Spoils System

400

Elizabeth Cady Stanton was a key organizer of this event where they drafted and signed this historic document 

Seneca Falls Convention; Declaration of Sentiments 

400

"Codes of Chivalry" that outlined Southern culture have their foundation in this practice 

Paternalistic - limiting a group's independence under the argument that it's for their best interest. (“father knows best”)

500

One impact the Market Revolution had on society was by changing societal norms/ expectations of women. Also known as 

The Cult of Domesticity 

500

This proposal focused on infrastructure and other internal improvements 

Henry Clay's American System

500

Calhoun and Jackson had differing opinions when it came to nullification leading to a national crisis. What is the nullification theory? 

A constitutional loophole that, in theory, would allow states to nullify or ignore federal laws. 

500

This religious revival spread across the United States in the 19th cent. Similar to its earlier version Americans were inspired to form new beliefs and practices

Second Great Awakening 

500

This earlier US History cultural practice has some remnants in the rigid social hierarchy of Antebellum Southern society. Especially among the aristocracy. 

Anglicization