Ch. 5 Flashcards

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The period following the War of 1812 was referred to as

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the era of good feelings

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The supreme court decision in Gibbons v. Ogden was important because

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it ensured that the federal law would take precedence over state law in interstate commerce

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How did Congress regulate the economy, control currency, and monitor state banks?

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by creating the second bank of america

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How was the Tariff of 1816 different from previous tariffs

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it was a protective tariff

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What was the significance of the supreme court ruling in Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee?

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The supreme court was established as the final court of appeal

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One of the primary arguments in McCulloch v. Maryland was over what constitutional principle?

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whether the necessary and proper clause created implied federal powers

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Chief Justice Marshall’s rulings on various cases had which of the following effects?

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It gave it greater powers over the states

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In the Adams-Onis Treaty of 1819, Spain did what

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conceded Florida to the U.S.

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What prompted Spain to negotiate the Adams-Onis Treaty?

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the Seminole War

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What was the essential message of the Monroe Doctrine?

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The Americas were off limits to future Europeans colonization

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revenue tariff

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a tax on imports for the purpose of raising money

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protective tariff

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a tax on imports designed to protect American manufacturers

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free enterprise system

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market economy in which privately owned businesses have the freedom to operate for a profit with limited government intervention

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labor union

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an organization of workers formed for the purpose of advancing its members’ working conditions

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strike

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when employees stop working to force an employer to meet their demands

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What revolutionary transportation project linked the Hudson River to Lake Erie?

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The Erie Canal

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Why did the federal government not fund any more internal improvements after the National Road?

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The president believed that the federal government did not have the authority to construct a transportation system

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what was the purpose of the National Road?

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to link the Eastern states with the Western territories

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What was one advantage of water transportation over road travel

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Canal boats could carry much larger loads than road transportation

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In 1807 Robert Fulton and Robert Livingston successfully tested what invention

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the steamboat

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What improvement in manufacturing did Eli Whitney popularize

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interchangeable parts

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How did the Industrial Revolution affect the production process

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Production shifted from the use of handheld tools to complex machines

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How did America’s free enterprise system aid the Industrial Revolution?

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It did not restrict an individual’s business management

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What did Samuel F B Morse invent that revolutionized communication?

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the telegraph

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In the early industrial era, how were unions organized?
workers in the same skilled trade organized unions
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cotton gin
a machine that removed seeds from cotton fiber
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yeoman farmer
a person who owns and cultivates a small farm
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task system
a method of enslaved labor where enslaved workers were given a specific set of jobs to accomplish every day. They were given free time after the jobs were done. This was done on small/medium farm
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What 3 agricultural products were central to the South's economy?
cotton, rice, tobacco
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What invention caused cotton production to soar in the South?
the cotton gin
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How did the cotton gin strengthen the institution of slavery in the South?
As cotton plantations spread, the need for labor increased
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In the first part of the ninteenth century, which part of America was lagging behind the other?
The South lagged well behind Northern industry
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Southern society in general was marked by
a rigid and clearly defined class structure
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The majority of white Southern families existed as
yeoman farmers
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On larger plantations that held many enslaved African Americans, work was organized by
the gang system
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What activity was employed by enslaved African Americans in order to deal with the long workday
singing
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In 1800, an enslaved African named Gabriel Prosser attempted to
start a slave revolt
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Who led the largest slave rebellion in US history?
Nat Turner
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yeoman farmers
non slave owning, farmers that cultivate crops on their own land
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name the 6 tiers of southern hierchy highest to lowest
1. planter elite (50 slaves or more) 2. wealthy farmers 3. yeoman farmers 4. unsuccessful artisans (white trash) 5. slaves 6. freed slaves
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oligarchy in southern hierchy
planter elites - a small group that controls a much larger group
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favorite sons
politicians who enjoy the support of leaders from their own states or region
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corrupt bargain
an improper or unlawful agreement between politicians
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mudslinging
attempt to ruin an opponent's reputation with insults
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in the early 1800s, what gave rise to the growing sectionalism in the states?
tension over slavery
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Missouri's request to enter the Union as a slave state in 1819 was considered a crisis because
it would disrupt the balance betwen free and slave states
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How did the Missouri compromise solve the crisis between slave states and free states?
it admitted Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state
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How did the Missouri Compromise settle the issue of slavery in the West?
it stated the slavery would not be permitted in territory north of Missouri's southern border aka the 36-30 line
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How did sectionalism play a part in the 1824 election?
A candidate from each section of the US ran for president
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Why was the presiential election of 1824 decided by the House of Reps?
No candidate had won a majority of the electoral vote
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The alleged corrupt bargain was negotiated between who
Henry Clay and JQ Adams
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What disadvantage did John Quincy Adams have entering the 1828 election?
Congress had turned down nearly all of his proposals
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Jackson's campaign for the 1828 president depended largely on what tactic?
mudsliging
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what was the outcome of the 1828 election
Jackson won by carrying the West and South
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what percent of the white southern population owns slaves
25%
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main crop of yeoman farmers
corn
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main crops of slave owning whites
cotton tobacco rice
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why would non slave owning whites support slavery
the planter oligarchy have slaves and it'll move you up the social hiearchy
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What 2 regions does Jackson win over to win the election of 1828
west and south
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largest number less than a majority
plurality
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what happens when there's no majority vote in electoral college
goes to the House of Reps; (in 1824) need at least 13 votes (1 per state) to win
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what party were all of the candidates for the election of 1824
all democratic-republicans bc that's the only party
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why did JQ Adams win over New Orleans even though he was a federalist from New England?
he helped them with trade
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name all four candidates for the election of 1824
Jackson, JQ Adams, Clay, and Crawford
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what happened in the corrupt bargain
JQ Adams gets Clay, speaker of the house at the time, to persuade congress to vote for JQ as president. In return JQ made Clay his secretary of state
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does Jackson want the bank
no
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is jackson educated
no