 McCulloch vs. Maryland  Rush-Bagot  Adams-Onis Treaty.

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 McCulloch vs. Maryland

 Rush-Bagot

 Adams-Onis Treaty

 Missouri Compromise

 The Era of Good Feelings

 Eli Whitney

 Monroe Doctrine

 National Road and the Erie Canal

 Gibbons vs. Ogden

 Interchangeable parts

 increased the productivity of farmers

** Encouraged settlers to cultivate larger areas of the West.

 Interchangeable parts

 Eli Whitney  First used in the manufacture of muskets for the government

 Samuel Slater

 the speedy production of goods, urbanization of the Northeast was the result of ?

 Improved by Robert Fulton.  provided for faster river transportation that connected Southern plantations and farms to Northern industries and Western territories.

 provided faster land transportation

 promoted by Samuel Morse as a means of faster communication

 feeling of pride, loyalty, protectiveness towards country

 Henry Clay

 A protective tariff, a national bank and internal improvements

 49 th parallel

 loyalty to own region region rather than nation as a whole

 What was the purpose of the Missouri Compromise?

 Who was instrumental in creating the Missouri Compromise?

 Georgia was a slave state in 1820

 Pennsylvania was a free state in 1820

 Kentucky was a free state in 1820

 Missouri entered as a free state in 1820

 According to the Missouri Compromise, slavery would be prohibited in the Michigan Territory and permitted in Arkansas Territory?

 Most of the Louisiana Purchase was south of the Missouri Compromise line?

 Florida Territory was slave territory because it was south of the 36°30’ parallel?

 In 1818, the slave states held most of the seats in the Senate.

 The Missouri Compromise allowed slavery in the Michigan Territory?