People
Society and culture
Manifest Destiny
Andrew Jackson
True/False
100

Who invented Morse code 

Daniel Morse 

100

Define The temperance movement

Get rid of alcohlo

100

Define manifest destiny

The idea that the us was destined to take over the rest of america to the pacific 

100

Define spoils system

Giving jobs to political supportors

100

The Texans won war and reformed the independent lone star republic 

True

200

envented the cotton gen

Eli whittney

200

Religious revival movement

the 2nd great awakening

200

What were the two requirements that Mexico had set for the Americans in order to be invited into texas

1) No slavery

2) become catholic 

200

what law did andrew jackson use more than any other president?

The veto law

200

Manafest destiny was to extend the us to the Atlantic Ocean 

False: manafest destiny was  actually To extend the us to the pacific ocean 

300

who supported the concept of states rights? 

John c calhoun

300

begun in 1848 in upstate new york, practiced connumism and practiced "Complex marriage." where attatchments were forbidden.

Oneida community

300
Who led American families into the Texas in the 1820’s

Stephen Austin 

300

Define Indian removal act

Forced native americans to move west.

300

 In the Texas war of independence the Texans fault Puerto Rico for their independence 

False: Texans fought Mexico for independence 

400

Who was the first president of Texas 

Sam Houston 

400

Define Utopian communities

Everyone is equal and shared/ ideal perfect community

400

Why did Texas fight mexico

For their independence 

400

1838 cherokee were sent off in groups of 1800 on an 800 mile trip

Trail of tears

400

The Mexican American war lasted from 1846 to 1847

True

500

Who won the election of 1844?

James Polk 

500

Simple life and finds the truth in nature

Transcendentalism

500

What battle happened in 1836

Battle of Sam jancino Mexico 

500

What year was Andrew jackson elected president

1828

500

Texas was gained in the Mexican American war

False: we always had Texas but we for  independence