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Industrialization Reform TexasPresidentsWild Card 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Manifest Destiny

The most significant advancement in transportation in the 1800s

What are the railroads?

Francis Cabot Lowell was known for starting factories which employed

Who are single women?

As the North industrialized, the South…

What is became more dependent on slavery?

The North had a plentiful number of __________ which helped them industrialize.

What are workers?

First industry in America to use machines

What is textiles or cloth?

The most successful Mormon settlements were in this state.

What is Utah?

The Second Great Awakening inspired change in…

What is religion in America?

This movement was based on the idea of moderation

What is the temperance movement?

The women’s movement began when women saw similarities between their situation and the

Who are slaves?

The first women’s rights convention

What is the Seneca Falls Convention?

People who believed in Manifest Destiny

Who are expansionists?

Gold miners

Who are Forty-niners?

The most popular route to the West.

What is the Oregon Trail?

This purchase gave us the states of AZ, NM and part of California

What is the Gadsen Purchase?

John O’Sullivan is best known for…

What is coining the phrase “Manifest Destiny?”

Sight of Santa Anna’s defeat of the Texans and execution of all survivors

What is the Alamo?

He seized power in Mexico city in 1834

Who is Santa Anna?

This treaty ended the Mexican-American war and increased the US by 1/3.

What is the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?

He defeated Santa Anna

Who is Sam Houston?

He led 30,000 Anglo- Texans to Texas

Who is Stephen F. Austin?

Andrew Jackson enforced the Indian Removal Act which resulted in the forced migration of Cherokees known as…

What is the Trail of Tears?

When Jefferson took office, he made significant changes including …

What is reducing debt?

He was president during the Mexican-American War.

Who is James K. Polk?

American warning not to interfere with the Western Hemisphere (named for the president at the time)

What is the Monroe Doctrine?

George Washington was known for setting the example or ___________ for the office of president.

What is precedent?

During the War of 1812 this significant thing was written.

What is the Star Spangled Banner?

The first two political parties were the Democratic Republicans and the ___________.

Who are the Federalists?

This agreement drew an imaginary line down the middle of a country divided by slavery.

What is the Missouri Compromise?

Limited the discussion of slavery in Congress

What is the gag rule?

Scandal that changed American opinion of France.

What is XYZ affair?

Make your wager

Describe the difference between loose construction and strict construction

Loose Construction- allowing for the implied powers in the Constitution (stretching the federal government’s power) Strict Construction- limiting the federal government to powers explicitly granted in the Constitution