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Elected first President of the United States
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Elected the first secretary of the treasury under Washington
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Import tax on goods from Europe
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Religious revival where preachers rejected the ideas of Calvinism. Brought Black slaves into the church
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Led the Seond Great Awakening
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Agriculture in the North included farming (grain). Cotton gin created which exploded the cotton industry
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Farmers in Penn. refuse to pay tax
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Gave access to US beyond Mississippi river
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Established foreign policy based on Nationalism (National interests placed above regional interests). Also served as the second President
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Bribe for $250,000 with the French
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Machines replaced manual labor in hopes of mass production
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Reduced the size of the army, expansion of the navy, and lowered expenses for goverment social functions
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Explored the West toward the Pacific Ocean
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Land Puchased West of the Mississippi which more then doubled the US
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Included the creation of highways connecting different regions in the US
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War fought between the US, Britain, France, and Indians
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Hero of the war of 1812. Also served as President from 1829-1837
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Private business and individuals control the means of production
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Maine given freedom. Missourie becomes slave state. Made the North slavery illegal and South legal
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Major industry in the manufacturing era produced things like shirts
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ideas of artisanship at home was exploding. Master-journeyman-apprentice
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Gave Americans cheap land in Texas for a compromise of obedience of Mexican law
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US stated that they weren't going to get involved in foreign affairs
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Rebellion's in Texas and other Mexican states
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Stretched 363 miles and linked the Hudson river to Lake Erie
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Provided funds to move the Indians out west
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People began to speak out against slavery especially leading preachers and radical abolitionaists
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A group of workers in a specific fields formed to represent the workers in the job for bargining
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Led by missionaries who would travel to convert people to Christianity. Also was used for major migration
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A device to carry messages across copper wire
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Banks stopped accepting paper money ollapsing the credit system and put a third of the population out of business
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Became the first secretary of the Massachusetts board of education. Established a reform for public schools for children
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A strong effort to get rid of alcohol
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Raising one or two crops to sell
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Texas adds to the expansion of the US
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Mexico agreed to settle south of Rio Grande and gave America New Mexico and California
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People from Asia, South America, and Europe came to California to take part
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Practiced the living of a simple life, and celebrated god in nature and in man's own mind
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Women were given the only role after marriage being housework and taking care of children
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Use of canals diminished and the efficiency of railroads sparked new life in their use. They could be used all year round and were much faster