A Growing Sense of Nationhood

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A Growing Sense of Nationhood Chapter 13 Test Review A Growing Sense of Nationhood ~Mrs. Connor

What symbol is used to represent the USA? Uncle (United) Sam (States)

The Era of Good Feeling marked by a strong sense of …? National Unity

Where did most Americans live in the early 1800’s? Along the Atlantic Coast

Henry Clay’s “American System” Promoted economic growth ~high tariffs ~federal support for “internal improvements” such as road building and railroads ~corporate welfare ~a national banking system based on fiat money.

John Marshall’s Supreme Court decisions… Increased the power of the federal government

The US economic system is known as… $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Capitalism

John James Audubon is famous for his… portraits of American birds

New musical entertainment in the early 1800’s…

James Fenimore Cooper is best known for his novels about… the frontier

Paul Revere’s Ride by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow April 18, 1775

Essay Question Be prepared to discuss: The Era of Good Feeling. National Pride 1. rebuilding the Capitol and the White House 2. Roads and bridges built 3. Uncle Sam becomes our symbol 4. pride in art, music, and literature 5. northeast cities thrive 6. southern plantations get rich 7. rugged frontiersmen sought their fortunes out West

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