Mr. Desmond LSHS Fall 2010 Final Exam Review. Chapters 1-15.
Was a boon to public education
Hindered unionism
Impeded the growth of the temperance movement
Was welcomed in northeastern Pennsylvania
Was supported by Samuel F.B. Morse
Revivalism
The Industrial Revolution
The labor movement
Nativism
The Waltham Plan
Camp meetings
Burned Over District
Religious Revival
New Lights
Founding of Princeton and Columbia Universities
An increase in the number of large factories
Better transportation networks
The national bank's loan policy
The national government's economic subsidies
Increased farm production
Support for a national bank
Cheap labor
Money capital to invest in their factories
New markets for their products
Profitable locations for outsourcing
The antebellum women's movement
Expansion of industry
Martin Van Buren get elected
Rein in conservative political thinking
End sectionalism
Dealings with native peoples
Support for average Americans
Treatment of the national bank
Views of patronage
Efforts to consolidate executive power
Washington and Quincy Adams
Van Buren and Adams
Madison and Tyler
Jefferson and Jackson
Washington and William Henry Harrison
Monroe
Madison
Jefferson
Jackson
Van Buren
Some Cherokee Indians promoted it
It eliminated the Seminole Indians from Florida
It was precipitated by the Black Hawk's War
Congress passed it despite much public outcry
John Marshall upheld the act in Worcester v. Georgia
Commercialized sex
Fashion consciousness
Popular entertainment
Slavery
Nativism
The Alien and Sedition Acts
Minstrel shows
German-language shop signs
Temperance reformers
The Whig Party
Mormonism
Puritanism
Presbyterianism
Unitarianism
Catholicism
National government initiatives
A religious revival movement
State government initiatives
An economic recession
Nativist pressures
It was subject to seasonal forest fires for over a decade
The westward movement was so intense, the migrants wore the grass off the earth, leaving a scorched appearance
It was home to many religious revivals and reform movements
Transcendentalism began there with a plea to purge commercialism from its followers' hearts
Charles Grandison Finney traveled to Rochester only to witness the city's greatest conflagration
Many southern states passed laws against racially mixed marriages
The freehold system in the northern colonies
There was much miscegenation
Republican equality originated as a southern objective
Leisler's Rebellion proved that slave revolts would not be tolerated by Southerners, slave owners or not
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
The Wilmot Proviso
The Webster-Hayne Debate
The Bible
The U.S. Constitution
Economic necessity
Paternalism
Moral Superiority
By the 1850s, thousands of slaves profited from an underground economy
Though much feared, resistance rarely occurred
To increase their numbers, there was much inbreeding among the slave population
Slaves' diets consisted mostly of buttermilk biscuits and beans but rarely any meat
Slaves eschewed family life because of the fear of separation
A court case
State mandates
The U.S. Constitution
Missouri's application for statehood
Congressional legislation
Created a class-divided society that challenged the founders' vision of an agrarian republic
Lowered the American per capita income by nearly 1 percent each year
Created a situation where everyday goods became luxury items
Decreased the living standard by nearly 30 percent in a single generation
Allowed workers to have more control over the pace and conditions of labor
Cyrus McCormick - The Clermont
Samuel Colt - Interchangeable parts
Eli Whitney - Reaper
Robert Fulton - Six Shooter
John Deere - Steel Plow
Francis Cabot Lowell
Samuel Slater
Paul Moody
Eli Whitney
Samuel Sellars Jr.
It hindered the prosperity of central and western New York, as travelers would bypass those areas for points west
It accelerated the flow of goods but the transportation costs were so high that in many cases the trip was unprofitable
A barge could only travel twelve miles a day
It was so expensive to build, it took nearly a decade to repay its cost
It adversely altered the ecology and the economy of the region
An improved network of national roads
Railroads
Steamboats
Trucking
Turnpikes
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