Sectionalism
Andrew Jackson Era
Westward Expansion
Abolitionist/Women's Rights
Compromises
100
This was the region which supported low tariffs, no national bank, and keeping slavery in the United States
South
100
This was the political party founded by Andrew Jackson which supported low tariffs, ending the national bank, and no funding for internal improvements. They appealed to poor white farmers
Democratic Party
100
This was the concept that the United States had a God-given right to expand westward
Manifest Destiny
100
This abolitionist served as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad and escaped slavery then helped escaped slaves move north to freedom
Harriet Tubman
100
Under this compromise, Missouri became a slave state, Maine became a free state, and any new state added above the 38 30 line would be free while anything below it would be slave
Missouri Compromise
200
This region supported high tariffs, the creation of a national bank, funding for internal improvements, and made most of their money through manufacturing and banking
North
200
This was what Andrew Jackson threatened to do when South Carolina threatened to leave the union during the Nullification Crisis
Send troops to South Carolina
200
This is the name of the territory in dark blue and was purchased from the French by Thomas Jefferson in 1803
Louisiana Purchase
200
This abolitionist escaped slavery and wrote an autobiography describing their life; their story was publicized by the The Liberator, an abolitionist newspaper
Frederick Douglass
200
The Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed the people of Kansas to vote whether they would be slave or free which used this idea
Popular Sovereignty
300
This was the idea that states could cancel out laws they found unconstitutional and could leave the union if they weren't listened to
Nullification
300
This is what Andrew Jackson did when the charter for the national bank went to his desk
He vetoed it
300
This was the name of the territory in dark green which was acquired by a treaty with Great Britain in 1846
Oregon Territory
300
The Seneca Falls Convention was the first ___________ convention in American history where the Declaration of Sentiments was published
Women's Rights
300
This is how Washington D.C. was impacted by the Compromise of 1850
Slave trade was banned there
400
This was the issue which almost caused South Carolina to leave during the Nullification Crisis
Tariffs
400
This is how Andrew Jackson responded to the Supreme Court ruling in Worcester v. Georgia which said Cherokee couldn't be removed from their land in Georgia
He didn't listen to them
400
This was the territory acquired after the United States won the Mexican-American War
Dark red (Mexican Cession)
400
This abolitionist published The Liberator, an abolitionist newspaper which promoted the movement in the north
William Lloyd Garrison
400
This was the ruling in the Dred Scott Decision which angered abolitionists in the north
African-Americans were not guaranteed the same rights as white American citizens
500
This was the political party opposed to Andrew Jackson which supported high tariffs, a national bank, and funding for internal improvements
Whig Party
500
This was the term which described Andrew Jackson selecting only his friends and supporters for government jobs instead of the most qualified person
Spoils System
500
This is the dark blue territory which was bought by the United States from Mexico in 1854
Gadsden Purchase
500
This abolitionist wrote the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin, a novel which described the life of slaves in the south
Harriet Beecher Stowe
500
Under the Compromise of 1850, this method would be used to determine if the Utah and New Mexico territories would be slave or free
Popular Sovereignty