TAKS TERMS II

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TAKS TERMS II

Ratified 1868-Former slaves became citizens
14th amendment
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Ratified 1868-Former slaves became citizens 14th amendment
1865-Banned slavery in America 13th amendment
Freed all slaves in states that were rebelling against the Union Emancipation Proclamation
1861-1877 Civil war and Reconstruction
1877-1898 The Gilded age
1890-1920 (fixing problems) TheProgressive era
1890-1920 (world expansion) Imperialism
Preference for native born Americans & a hatred of immigrants Nativism
Religious freedom; political persecution; poverty and hostility; poor working conditions; low wages; ;isolationism; ghettos were issues having to do with this Immigration
Individual state can declare a federal law null & void Nullification theory
Forced removal of Native Americans to lands west of the Mississippi River Indian Removal Act
Idea that America was meant to stretch from coast to coast Manifest Destiny
Increased the need for slave labor Cotton Gin
Stated that no more European colonization would be tolerated in the Western Monroe Doctrine
Connected the Atlantic Ocean to the Midwest Erie Canal
Anger over the violation of American neutral rights such as Impressment led to the War of 1812
1803-Bought from France Doubled the size of the U.S., Louisiana Territory
Foundation of the government used today U.S. Constitution
1689- Changed England's government from absolute monarchy to a Constitutional monarchy English Bill of Rights
1215-English agreement b/w its nobles & king guaranteeing certain rights Magna Carta
Government by popularly elected representatives Republicanism
power is shared between the federal government & the state Federalism
System where each branch of government has the ability to limit the power of the other branches to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful Checks and Balances
Government subject to the will of the people Popular Sovereignty
Government only has the powers the Constitution gives to it Limited Government
1st of the ten Bill of Rights Freedom of Speech, Religion , Press ,etc
Primary author of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson

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