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An agreement that slavery was only allowed in the western territories.
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Salvery is no longer allowed in the southern states.
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Monroe is reelected as president. Three years later, he issues the Monroe Doctorine.
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The Erie Canal is completed, offering new trading opportunities.
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A crisis that took place during the Jackson presidency. An ordinance declared that the fedral tariff of 1828 and 1832 were unconstitutional and because of that, void.
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The codes took away most of the rights of the slaves.
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"The Liberator" was a newspaper written by abolitionists.
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Slaves, led by Nat Turner, went on to kill 55-65 white people. After, 56 slaves were executed.
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The rule enforced the inability of the citizens to express anti-slavery opinions to congress.
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A financial crisis due to former President Jackson shutting down the National Bank.
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A treaty that resolved several boarder issues.
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The idea that U.S. was destined to spread across the continent.
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Uncle Tom's Cabin was written by Harriet Beecher Stowe. It revealed many of the harsh realities that were usually disguised about slavery.
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