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organized labor to operate huge machines
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Expanded the court's jurisdiction
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Revolutionized transportation
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Dominated politics during the war of 1812 and until his death
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Society seperated by wealth, rich had more influence in politics than the poor
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Construction of the Erie Canal began, the greatest construction project the Untied States undertook. Transformed transportation
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Bill requesting the Missouri territory to be admited to the Union state
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Congress passed a tarrrif to ensure the protection of the northern industry, southern states were forced to pay an extra tac
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Profits of cotton experienced a sharp decline causing peole to panic
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Gave the U.S citizens the equal right to vote
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policy est by John Adams under James Madison, that if European powers attempted to colonize any more states in America it would be considered an act of agression
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No one ran for office as a Federalist
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Cherokee adopted their own constitution
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Jackson gave Positions in office were given to people supportive of the winning party
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Textile factory where all of the workers were young single females
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Henry Clay's prolonged system that was to help the industry
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Peggy and Eaton married soon after Peggy's death, and people criticized their marriage to ease the tension President Andrew Jackson placed Eaton into the cabinet
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Invented by Cyrus McCormmick, made agricultural duties easier
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A movement where women were then viewed more prized by being home and taking care of the children and taking care of home duties
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Fourth cheif justice of the United States from 1801-1835, wrote Washington biography
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Native Americans were forced to migrate from their homes to the westernn lands.
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Parts made by Eli Whitney and Simeon North, was originally made for guns but they found useful ways for them to be used in factories
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"Native" Americans' dislike towards new immigrants
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The first telegraph was sent from Washington, D.C to Baltimore, Maryland by Samuel Moore. It transformed the way people communicated.
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Ruled that blacks weren't cizitens in the Dred Scott case
