1. Chapter 7 – Nationalism and Economic Growth
Relations with Great Britain and Spain
The Monroe Doctrine
James Monroe
The Economy ( )
The American System
The Transportation Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
The Missouri Compromise
The Election of 1824
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
The Election of 1828
Jackson’s Indian Policy
Sequoya
John C. Calhoun
Martin Van Buren
The Trail of Tears
The Panic of 1837
The Rise of the Whig Party

2. Chapter 8 – Regional Societies
Northern Society
Changing Industrial and Farm Production
The Rise of Trade Unions
Growth of Immigration
The Midwestern Societies
The Southern Economy
Southern Class Structure
White Southern Culture
The Urban South
Free African American Society
Southerners and Slavery
Slave Labor and Slave Life
Slave Culture/Slave Religion
Slave Rebellion and Resistance
Harriet Tubman

3. Chapter 9 – Religious Zeal and New Communities
The 2nd Great Awakening
Joseph Smith, Brigham Young & the Mormons
Ralph Waldo Emerson
New Religious and Utopian Communities (Mormons and Shakers)
Transcendentalism
The Crusade against Alcohol (prohibition)
Women and Reform
Reforming Education/Horace Mann
Reforming Institutions/Dorthea Dix
Frederick Douglas
Early Opponents of Slavery
Abolitionists call for Action
Voices of the American Anti-Slavery Society
Problems for Abolitionists
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Abolition and Women’s Rights
Women Declare their rights/Women’s Rights Activism