| Term | Definition |
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nationalism |
country before region |
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sectionalism |
region before country |
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Monroe Doctrine |
forbidded any further colonization of the U.S. by other countries |
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Missouri Compromise |
agreement Maine would enter the union as a free state and Missouri would enter as a slave state |
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Industrial Age |
period where the use of and prodction of machines increased |
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domestic policy |
policies which refer to events within the country |
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foreign policy |
how the country deals with other countries |
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nullification crisis |
states have the right to reject federal law |
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tariff |
tax on imported items |
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cotton gin |
revolutionized farming techniques |
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know-nothing |
a group who came to be known as the american party |
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reform |
improve |
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tenement |
housing for immigrants |
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urbanization |
city-like |
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seneca falls |
1st national women's rights convention |
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abolition |
eliminate |
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Nat Turner |
deadliest slave revolt in American history |
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underground railroad |
helped slaves escape to the north for freedom |
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William Lloyd Garrison |
founded the American Anti-Slavery Society |
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Fredrick Douglass |
an escaped slave who after becoming free spoke out against slavery and the horrors |
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manifest destiny |
belief the US should expand across the continent to the Pacific Ocean |
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annexation |
end |
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compromise of 1850 |
allowed CA to enter union as a free state and the 2 mexican territories to vote on whther to be a slave state |
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fugitive slavery act |
a law that made it against the law to help a runaway slave |
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popular sovereignty |
residents vote |
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kansa-nebraska act |
law allowing kansa and nebraska to chose whther to be a slave or free state |
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lincoln- douglas debates |
debates over becoming the senator to rep Illinois |
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jefferson |
davis |
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expansion |
develop |
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bleeding kansas |
???? |
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dred scott decision |
decide a slave who has lived on free land is still property of former slave owner |
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john brown |
a hero in the north who tried to stop slavery |
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lower south |
for slavery! |
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fort sumter |
began the civil war |
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border states |
part of the confederacy but still had slavery |
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emancipation proclamation |
freed slaves in areas rebeling against the Union |
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andrew johnson |
vice president to Lincoln |
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13th amendment |
ban slavery in theUS |
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Sherman's March to the sea |
made it illegal to own monopolies or put restraint on free trade |