Colonization
Constitution
Early Republic
Jackson
Industrial Revolution
100

Fertile soil, warm climate, cash crops.; Transatlantic Slave Trade provided slave labor for plantations; founded mainly for economic reasons; Jamestown, Virginia.

Southern Colonies

100

This group was against the constitution, wanted more power given to state governments.  Wanted a Bill of Rights.  Patrick Henry and George Mason was it leaders

Anti-Federalist

100

This person's FINANCIAL PLAN was to stabilize the new economy by 1). establishing a National Bank, 2). Paying off war debt, 3). passing the Whiskey Tax, 4). Protective Tariffs

Hamilton's Financial Plan

100

Democratic party, voting increased, viewed by opponents as too powerful, spoils system, favored commoners and not the wealthy

Andrew Jackson (Jackson Democracy)

100

Invention by Samuel Morse used to communicate rapidly over long distances.

Telegraph

200

The distance from Britain, Pilgrim's Mayflower Compact, Virginia House of Burgesses, Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Reasons for representation/self-government

200

Each branch of government has some power over the other two branches; helps to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.

Checks and Balances

200

Washington warned against having permanent foreign alliances and creating political parties.

Farewell Address

200

This crises asked if South Carolina have the right to nullify (overturn) a federal law.  Argument over states' rights vs. federal rights.

Nullification Crises

200

Term for people moving from rural areas to the cities for factory work.  As a result, cities grew rapidly

Urbanization

300

The British controlled colonial trade; this angered Colonists.

Mercantilism

300

Supported the constitution, wanted a strong central government and believed it created a more stable Union.  Leaders were Alexander Hamilton and James Madison

Federalist

300

This party was led by Alexander Hamilton.  Wanted a stronger federal government, and industrial economy and a federal bank

Federalist Party

300

The Indian Removal Act forced Natives off lands.  Cherokee sued to keep land.  The court favored the Cherokee.  Jackson ignored the Court and forced the Natives to relocate to present-day Oklahoma.

Worcester Vs. Georgia

300

Irish came to the U.S. because of a potato famine. They worked in factories and the Transcontinental Railroad.  Blamed by Nativist for taking jobs away from U.S. citizens

Immigrants

400

Rocky soil, cold climate, harbors, fishing, lumber, ship building; founded for religious freedom.

New England Colonies

400

First government; weak because it feared abuse of power.  No executive branch or ability to regulate trade.  It did have the power to negotiate treaties and declare war

Articles of Confederation

400

This political party was led by Thomas Jefferson and wanted LESS federal government, an agricultural economy and state's banks

Democratic-Republican Party

400

Artist painted landscapes and nature

Hudson River School

400

During the Industrial Revolution Era, this compromise temporarily relieved sectional differences by maintaining the balance between the number of slave and free states in the Union

The Missouri Compromise

500

Rich farmland, moderate climate, grew oats, wheat, grain and raised livestock.

Middle Colonies

500

Serve on juries, vote in elections, stay informed, obey laws

Citizen responsibilities

500

Established Judicial Review, which gave the Supreme Court power to declare laws unconstitutional

Marbury vs. Madison

500

The trail in which thousands of natives were forced to walk to Oklahoma.  Many die from disease and exposure to the elements

Trail of Tears

500

This process heated up iron and turned into steel

The Bessemer Steel Process