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It was a Protestant religious revival.
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Made harvesting cotton a lot easier and was used mainly in the South
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Was meant to have slaves rise up against their masters but failed live most slave rebellions.
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Thomas Jefferson beat John Adams, which resulted in Adams being the first one term president.
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Western half of the Mississippi river basin was purchased from France by America.
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Established the principle of judicial review in the U.S.
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Began one year after Louisiana Purchase. They crossed the western U.S.
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Prohibited U.S. ships from trading in foreign ports during Napoleonic Wars.
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Crew of the Leopard attacked and boarded the Chesapeake, looking for deserters from the Royal Navy
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He decisively beat Charles Pinckney in the election.
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Allowed the U.S to trade with all countries except with Britain and France
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Was killed in the Battle of Thanes which led Native American troops to withdraw from alliance.
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He used these plans to create the Boston Manufacturing Company.
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Was done in retaliation for American attack on city of York in Canada.
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Resulted in the Federal Government protecting and financially aiding New England during the War of 1812
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The Treaty of Ghent was signed and all conquered lands were returned.
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Propelled Andrew Jackson to fame as a war hero. Americans mistakenly thought it had ended the war.
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Settled boundary between U.S. and Canada and returned land to people.
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This was due to the high morale after the War of 1812 and the political cooperation as a result of one-party politics.
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Was the fifth president and the last one of the Virginia dynasty.
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Limited naval armaments on the Great Lakes.
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Set the boundary between Missouri and Canada
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Purchase Florida from Spain for five million dollars.
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Helped establish that the government had certain implied powers
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Marked the end of economic expansion after the War of 1812.
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Was important in deciding corporate law in the U.S.
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Missouri was admitted as a slave state while Missouri was a free one in order to keep the balance between slave and free states.
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Rebels planned to take control of Charleston and escape to Haiti, but were betrayed by other slaves and were executed.
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Warned European colonies that colonialism will not be tolerated within their own lands.
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Andrew Jackson won the most popular and electoral votes, but did not get the majority so Adams was elected.
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Determined that Congress could regulate commercial activity between two states.
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It connected the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean through the Hudson River
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Finney became the second president at Oberlin College, which was involved with antislavery work
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Was a protective tariff passed to protect industry in the North. Was opposed by the South
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Beecher was a co-founder of the American Temperance Society
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Served in both Houses of Congress and was a general in the army. This gave him popularity which helped him win the election.
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Daughter of Lyman Beecher and believed women should be educators for children and encouraged kindergarten.
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Authorized the president to grant unsettled lads west of the Mississippi in exchange for Indian Lands within existing state borders.
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Worcester's conviction was overturned because the Cherokee Nation was a separate political entity
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Jackson argued that the form it was presented to him in was incompatible with justice, sound policy, and the Constitution.
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South Carolina adopted the ordinance to nullify the tariff acts.
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Brief conflict between Native Americans and the U.S., and was led by Sauk leader Black Hawk.
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Formed to oppose Andrew Jackson
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Cost three men their lives and provided legal basis for the Trail of Tears.
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The members thoughts revolved around the shortcomings of Unitarianism and gave way to Transcendentalism.
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This was the first of a series of textbooks for grades 1-6.
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Texas did not like the slave laws from Mexico so they rebelled and eventually gained independence later that year.
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was the early stage of Texas breaking away from Mexico even though they lost.
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He eventually became an important anti-slavery leader
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Required payment for government land to be in gold or silver.
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Mann is credited as the father of the Common School Movement
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This was a major financial recession that created a financial crisis in America.
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Criticized Unitarianism and caused a lot of controversy.
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Was part of the Indian Removal policy. Cherokee Indians were forced to migrate and many of them died
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Joseph founded Mormonism and wrote the book of Mormon.
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Resolved border issues between America and northern British colonies
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Allowed Qing empire to confiscate American ships that operated outside of treaty ports.
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Belief that American expansion through the west was justified.
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Was previously the governor of Tennessee and was the 11th president of the U.S.
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Was a result of the the Mexican-American War and the treaty that ended it.
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Congress claimed Mexico was encroaching on America and America ended up gaining land from Mexico
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American Settlers in California rebelled against the Mexican government.
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He hoped his Utopian socialist community would provide an answer to the problems of inequality an alienation caused by the Industrial Revolution.
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The discovery of gold nuggets in the Sacramento Valley caused many people to come to California to search for gold.
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It ended the Mexican War and gave America land.
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This set the boundary for the American-Mexican border.
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It argues that people should not permit governments to overrule their consciousness.
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Was important to opening Japan to the West.
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It opened Japanese ports to America.
