Chapter 5-6 Review

Steamboats Travel upstream

Eli Whitney Interchangeable parts for guns Changed gun making Cotton Gin Removed Seeds Strengthened the need for slavery

John Q. Adams Won in the House of Representatives Corrupt Bargain-gave Henry Clay a cabinet position

Tariff of 1816 Taxed imports to help American made goods

Adams-Onis Ceded Florida to the US

MO. Compromise 1820 Missouri slave Maine free 36-30

Yeoman Farmers Largest class in the white population in the S.

James Monroe Era of Good Feelings

Early 1800’s Economy Based on farming

Francis C. Lowell Textile Mills Mass production of cotton Employed single young women

Denmark Vessey Hanged for planning a slave revolt

Nat Turner Led armed uprising killing 50 whites Hanged

CeCee McCarty Freedman who owned slaves Fortune in New Orleans selling dry goods

Samuel Morse Perfected the telegraph in 1832

Chapter 6

Worchester v. Georgia State to recognize Cherokee property rights

Dorothea Dix Rehabilitation of prisoners Help for the mentally ill

Gradualism Stop bringing new slaves into the country Compensation

Abolitionists Free slaves immediately No compensation Northerners had a wide range of views on slavery

Colonization Liberia Send Freed slaves back to Africa

Andrew Jackson Spoils system opened the govt to ordinary people

Potato Famine 1845 Caused many Irish to flee for America

Second Great Awakening Religious Revival Slaves were allowed to attend churches AME

Webster-Ashburton Treaty Boundary between Maine and Canada

Southern Economy Southerners defended slavery bc. they saw it as the basis of their economy

Mormons Joseph Smith Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Navoo

Seneca Falls Conv. Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton