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"flying shuttle" A cotton spinning for converting raw cotton into thread
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England's invention that is used to create power that went on machines
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worked 6 years on a textile learned how to create a cotton spinning machine and brought it to america to make money
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Washington was the first president
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Still used to this day
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Congress agrees to the move in 1790 and the construction of the new capital began
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the first bank funded by the government
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also known as the cotton engine accelerated the expansion of slavery in the south
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2nd President of the United States
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when they sent agents to steal money from France
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they changed the 5 year to get residence to 14 years and sets fines and jail terms for anyone trying to hinder the operation of the government
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education policy prior to the 1800's
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3rd president of the United States
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Marbury sued to enforce the judiciary act
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Land deal between the United States and the French with 827,000 square miles of land
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Set as a military mission to discover the new land from the Louisiana purchase
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4th president of the United States
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Conflict between the Unites States and the United Kingdom
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Canadian troops burn down York (Toronto)
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British soldiers burn down the White house
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British attack head on Jackson's men and easily defeated
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easily elected president and served 2 terms
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wanted to become a state but the issue is that it would be a slave state
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designed to connect western markets to eastern markets
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Jackson won the most popular votes but the house of representatives were given the outcome of the election
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6000 groups
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won the 1828 presidential election
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created by new York prophet Joseph Smith
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this 800 mile trip was made mostly by foot
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killed his owner on the first day and killed 60 white people in 2 days
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William Lloyd Garrison helped to found the anti-slavery society
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confrontation between south Carolina and the federal government
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Splitting up the second bank of the U.S and diverting its funds into many smaller banks, meant no central control
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first convention to devote woman's suffrage and, or voting rights