1. Chapter 5-6 Review

2. Steamboats
Travel upstream

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

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

5. Tariff of 1816
Taxed imports to help American made goods

6. Adams-Onis
Ceded Florida to the US

7. MO. Compromise 1820
Missouri slave
Maine free
36-30

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

9. James Monroe
Era of Good Feelings

10. Early 1800’s Economy
Based on farming

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

12. Denmark Vessey
Hanged for planning a slave revolt

13. Nat Turner
Led armed uprising killing 50 whites
Hanged

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

15. Samuel Morse
Perfected the telegraph in 1832

16. Chapter 6

17. Worchester v. Georgia
State to recognize Cherokee property rights

18. Dorothea Dix
Rehabilitation of prisoners
Help for the mentally ill

19. Gradualism
Stop bringing new slaves into the country
Compensation

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

21. Colonization
Liberia
Send Freed slaves back to Africa

22. Andrew Jackson
Spoils system opened the govt to ordinary people

23. Potato Famine
1845
Caused many Irish to flee for America

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

25. Webster-Ashburton Treaty
Boundary between Maine and Canada

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

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

28. Seneca Falls Conv.
Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton