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There were religious revivals that helped push reform movements
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The cotton gin was patented.
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A man by the name Gabriel Prosser tried to lead a slave revolt, but failed
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The case the decided Judaical Review
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France sold the United States of America the Louisiana territory.
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The famous Lewis and Clark Expedition began.
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A British ship open fired on an American ship.
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Jefferson enacted an Embargo in response to France and England jeopardizing American Neutrality.
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Madison becomes the fourth president of the United States
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A watered down version of the Embargo Act
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Francis Cabot Lowell smuggled Textile Mill Plans.
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Tecumseh died.
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The British marched on Washington, burning it down.
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The treaty that ended the War of 1812
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The misnomer that was the Era of Good Feeling began when Monroe was elected president
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A gathering of Federalist, helped put a nail in the coffin for federalists.
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The Americans won against the British.
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The war of 1812 ended.
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James Monroe became the fifth president of the United States.
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America and Britain agreed to share Oregon
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The agreement between the Unitied States and Great Britian to limit entire fleets from the great lakes with the exception of small patrol boats.
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It was determined that states don't have the right to tax a federal agency.
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The first economic crisis under the constitution.
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Ruled that a government could not write the charter of a private institution.
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The US gained Florida.
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The agreement that Missouri would be a slave state.
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A former slave by the name of Denmark Vesey lead an uprising that didn't actually happen because it was caught before it happened.
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A document warning Europe to stay out of affairs in the left hemisphere.
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Henry Clay swayed the votes to John Quincy Adams's favor and then he got Secretary of State. The election then condemned as the corrupt bargain.
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Settled disputes over trading over state lines
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A man by the name of Robert Owen created a Utopian community in Harmony, Indiana
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The erie canal was completed opening out new trading networks.
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Tariff was placed that negatively effected the south.
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Andrew Jackson was elected president of the United States.
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Beecher, a famous temperance advocate, made a sermon about the dangers of intemperance.
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The forced removal of five Indian tribes.
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Joseph Smith founded the Mormon church.
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Decided the forced removal of Native Americans unconstitutional.
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South Carolina stated it had the right to nullify any tariff they felt was harmful to their states economy.
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The response of a tribe to the forced relocation of that tribe.
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Jackson vetoed the re-charter, causing the bank to collapse.
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Whig Party was lead by Henry Clay
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Charles B. Finney was a famous preacher during the Second Great Awakening.
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Lyman Beecher's daughter, Catherine, published an essay advocating female teachers.
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This treaty ceded Cherokee land to the US.
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Specie Circular was basically land had to be payed for in hard cash (aka gold and silver coins).
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The first textbooks in America.
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A delegation of Texans declared their independence.
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Martin Van Buren became president of the United States.
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The Mexican army and the citizens of the Alamo faces off.
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Horace Mann was elected as Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education.
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An economic panic set off by the closing of the bank and specie circular.
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The transcendentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson gave and address.
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The forced relocation of Indian tribes.
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It was the first meeting of the transcendentalist.
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Resolved border issues between US and Canada.
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Was a diplomatic agreement between the US and China.
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Polk was elected president in 1844
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The belief that it was the US's destiny to expand to the west.
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The Us annexed Texas
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Disputes over Texas between the US and Mexico
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Settlers revolted against the Mexican and proclaimed California independent.
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Limited the settlements of both Mexico and the US
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Thoreau published a book about him disobeying the government by refusing to pay his taxes.
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People moved out west to mine gold and get rich.
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Japan was now open for trade.
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Parts of modern day Arizona and New Mexico were bought from the Mexicans
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Japan's first treaty with a western nation.
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John Humphrey Noyes founded the Oneida Community that practiced "free love", birth control, and selective breeding.
