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Political Parties

Political parties will emerge at the end of this president’s two terms in office?

George Washington

These two people started political parties?

Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson

He supported big business, strong national government, manufacturing, and the wealthy?

Alexander Hamilton

Thomas Jefferson supported?

Agriculture,weak national government,and the common man.

He was Chief Justice of the United States for 35years?

John Marshall

Court Case “The power to tax is the power to destroy.”

McCulloch V. Maryland

Marbury V. Madison

Principle of Judicial Review

Louisiana Purchase

What president purchased the Territory of Louisiana?

Thomas Jefferson

They explored the territory for Jefferson?

Lewis and Clark

She was the guide and the translator for Lewis and Clark?

Sacajewea

War of 1812

The United States claimed this territory after victory in the war of 1812?

Oregon

The United States purchased this area from Spain after war?

Florida

His doctrine closed the Americas off to any further colonization?

President James Monroe

Westward movement and Economic development

The growth of____and____helped the growth of the industrial economy and westward movement for settlers?

Railroads and Canals

He invented the cotton gin?

Eli Whitney

The invention of the cotton gin led to the spread of____?

Slavery

What crop was slavery-based in the deep south?

Cotton

The Northern States developed an industrial economy based on?

Manufacturing

In order to protect manufacturing from foreign competition, these were passed by Congress?

High Protective Tariffs

Southern States developed an economy based on ?

Agriculture

The slave based system consisted of large farms called?

Plantations

Most plantations were along the_____Ocean and in the _____South?

Atlantic and Deep

These southern farmers barely grew enough to stay alive?

Subsistence

The small farmers lived mainly in the foothills and the valleys of the ?

Appalachian Mountains

The South opposed them because they raised the price of manufactured goods?

High Tariffs

Because of the presence of slavery, this issue in the senate divided the North and the South?

Slave States v. Free States

As the United States expanded westward, the conflict over__grew more bitter?

Slavery

The following issues were dividing the country at this time?

The economy, slavery, states’ rights, and representation in the Senate

New states coming into the union caused what type of problems for the country?

Would they enter as slave or free states

It was important to keep an equal balance of ____in the Senate?

States