The Market Revolution best aligns with who's vision for America?

According to Crash Course, what would be the most effective way to ship something from Cincinnati to New York in the early 1800s?

The Market Revolution saw major advancements in the areas?

What are two infrastructure projects the United States government invested in during the Market Revolution?

What was a notable advancement in transportation made by Robert Fulton?

Which canal linked the Great Lakes and Hudson River making New York the nation's primer port?

This notable advancement in transportation included routes such as the Baltimore & Ohio which began in 1828.

What is another notable advancement which may have prevented Andrew Jackson from fighting a battle two weeks after the end of a warlike the Battle of New Orleans?

What did this episode argue was the most important innovation of this time period?

Which best describes the American System of production?

Where did the American System of mass production with interchangeable parts begin?

Which two organizations were essential for the growth of the market economy in the U.S.

Which system of industry slowly faded throughout the 19th century as production became more centralized in factories?

Which of the following is another effect of the market revolution?

Which innovation increased the standardization of time?

Initially mills in Lowell Massachusetts employed who in great numbers

In Colonia America workers were paid a "price" or completed "piece work". What became the dominant form of payment for workers during the Market Revolution / Industrial Revolution?

What was one alternative to the soul-crushing wage work in factories?

What term was coined by John L. O'Sullivan describes Americans' belief that it is their destiny to spread out all over the country?

As Americans progressively moved west, eastern factory owners progressively turned toward who as a replacement?

What is one notable group of immigrants who came to America in large numbers as there was an ongoing natural disaster in their home country from 1845-1851?

What intellectual movement began during this time as Americans to redefine freedom in a changing world.

The 19th Century saw a series of economic booms and busts which are known as?

What is the name of the period following the War of 1812 that saw great patriotism and little political division?

What are TWO qualities of the Era of Good Feelings?

This proclaimed the Americas were off-limits to new European colonization as well as American neutrality in Europe.

This agreement created a boundary (36, 30) for prospective western states as free or slave.

This congressmen from Kentucky formed many of the political compromises of his era?

This economic plan proposed by Henry Clay tried to connect the economies of the North, South, and West?

These are two Supreme Court cases which established important economic precedents in early US History

This was the linking of northern industries with western & southern agriculture that occurred due to innovations in technology & methods that led to a variety of socio-economic changes in the US in the early 1800s.

This innovation made planting cotton profitable and in the process revived slavery and increase the need for western lands to plant it.

What were some important innovations in transportation during the Market Revolution?

This innovation made the scope and scale of business possible.

This innovation allowed for greater productivity & access to markets.

This innovation in the way workers were organized allowed greater productivity though it was stolen from England by Samuel "The Traitor" Slaughter

This canal connected the Atlantic Ocean with the Great Lakes making New York the largest trading & urban center on the east coast.

Push factors such as famine and political revolutions in the 1830s & 1840s along with pull factors such as factory jobs lead to what?

Which two immigrant groups immigrate to the US in large numbers in the 1830s & 1840s?

This group of individuals were opposed to immigrants forming The Know-Nothing (American Party).

This was a reaction of many individuals in the eastern states opposed to changes caused by the Market Revolution and population pressures caused by immigration.

The period following the War of 1812 is often known as what? Since there was one political party and relative agreement on domestic & foreign policies?

This was a program of economic nationalism which relied on federally funded infrastructure (roads & canals) projects, protective tariffs, and a National Bank?

"The occasion has been judged proper for asserting, as a principle in which the rights and interests of the United States are involved, that the American continents, by the free and independent condition which they have assumed and maintain, are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European powers." Is an excerpt from?

This president actually wrote the Monroe Doctrine and was the last President in the Era Good Feelings. His presidency led to major political divisions especially over the Tariff of 1832 also known as the tariff of abominations.

This controversial proposal set forth by Henry Clay stated that slavery would not be allowed in any new state above the 36, 30 line.

What military victory during the War of 1812 helped the political career of Andrew Jackson?

The election of 1824 saw Andrew Jackson win the popular vote but lose a contested electoral vote to John Quince Adams in what many people called?

The rise of democratization in the U.S. is also known as

Which of the following best describe voters in the U.S. prior to the election of Andrew Jackson?

The election of 1828 is known for

Andrew Jackson called this system "rotation in office" as he believed it would rid the government of corrupt officials. After Jackson fired 10% of the government replacing them with his supports critics refer to this system as the ______ system because as the saying goes, "to the victor go the ______"

This legislation was highly controversial even for its day and resulted in a controversial supreme court case.

This controversial Supreme Court case found the Indian Removal Act unconstitutional. However, Andrew Jackson disregarded the decisions supposedly saying, "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it."

This political party grew as an opposition to Jackson. Taking its name from a British political party which opposed absolute monarchy.

Andrew Jackson exercised what executive power more than any other previous President?

A series of tariffs were highly unpopular in South Carolina which led to what crisis?

President Jackson loathed the National Bank as he thought it would be used against him during this second Presidential election bid. Jackson vetoed the National Banks charter and spread the money to a series of friendly banks known was

Andrew Jackson's veto of the National Bank & use of "pet banks" led to what economic crisis?

The Panic of 1837 caused many individuals to flee their debts and move to what Mexican territory?

This era is known for greater democratic participation due to the reduction of land requirements for white males.

The election of 1824 saw Andrew Jackson win the popular vote but lose a contested electoral vote to John Quince Adams in what many people called?

Andrew Jackson called this system "rotation in office" as he believed it would rid the government of corrupt officials. After Jackson fired 10% of the government replacing them with his supports critics refer to this system as the ______ system because as the saying goes, "to the victor go the ______"

This legislation was highly controversial even for its day and resulted in a controversial supreme court case.

This controversial Supreme Court case found the Indian Removal Act unconstitutional. However, Andrew Jackson disregarded the decisions supposedly saying, "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it."

The resolution of this crisis is often seen as one of the positive Jackson Presidency as it preserved the Union despite South Carolina's calls for succession over the "Tariff of Abominations"

This controversial action by Andrew Jackson directly contributed to the Panic of 1837, one of the worst financial disasters in US History.

Which groups participated in the international slave trade?

The involuntary voyage enslaved Africans made from Africa to the Americas is known as?

When did the first enslaved Africans come to American?

This slave rebellion was the largest slave rebellion in the British colonies during the colonial period?

What Southern crop allowed the North to industrialize, especially its textile industry?

This slave rebellion never happened due to a large storm and some of the enslaved members telling their white masters about the plans.

This was the mass movement of enslaved people from the upper south to the deep south to meet the needs of the cotton economy.

By the 19th century what percentage of the world's cotton came from the American South?

In what ways did the North play a role in and profit from Slavery in the South?

What region of the US benefited the most from Slavery?

Slave states were home to a few major cities such as?

Besides New Orleans most urbanization in the South took place where?

Which areas of the Southern economy struggled to develop as a result of the emphasis on a slave based economy?

By 1860, there were four million slaves in the US, and the South they made up what percentage of the population?

The majority of slave owners in the South owned how many slaves?

The majority of Southerners, such as yeoman farmers, own slaves?

The majority of poor white Southerners supported slavery?

Which founding father described slavery as, "As it is, we have the wold by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go. Justice is in one scale and self-preservation in the other."

What notable Southern politician is known for this adamant defense of slavery as a positive good?

What was used to justify the practice of slavery in the US?

All slaves worked in agriculture?

This individual is one of the most famous escaped slaves. They made about 20 trips back to Maryland to help friends and relatives also make the journey north via the underground railroad.

The deadliest slave rebellion in US history is?

The result of Nat Turner's Rebellion was?

This local regional dialect is based on different varieties of English, Central African, and West Africa.

Which Utopian society is most famous for their religious dancing, excellent furniture, equality of the sexes and practice of celibacy?

Which religious group formed in the 19th Century Reform Era from the teaching of Joseph Smith?

____ was a Protestant religious revival during the early 19th century in the United States.

These communities sought to withdraw from the market place economy to form an ideal society?

Western New York saw so much religious fervor that the people became resistant to the various messages making it known as the

For many 19th Century Reformers freedom was

The Second Great Awakening stressed?

Which of the following values of the Great Awakening merged those of the Market Economy?

Which two denominations saw a surge as a result of the Second Great Awakening?

Temperance movements were extremely controversial amongst what group of Americans?

19th Century Reformers developed and constructed which institutions?

19th Century Reformers were also a proponents for

This 19th Century Reformer advocated for common schools as it would give poor students the moral character and body of knowledge to compete with upper class kids.

What was the largest movement in the 19th Century Reform movement?

Early 19th Century reformers included colonizationist which advocated sending African Slaves back to Africa notably the colony of

Which northern abolitionist and new paper editor of the Liberator was known as being, "as harsh as truth and as uncompromising as justice"?

This 19th Century Reformer is likely the most famous abolitionist who wrote a brilliantly autobiography of his time as a slave and debunked the idea that Africans were intellectually inferior.

In 1836 this congressional rule prohibited members of congress from even reading aloud or discussion calls for the emancipation of slaves.

Josiah Henderson's autobiography is likely for bases for what famous anti-slavery novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe?

Many of the most prominent voices for abolition were?

This principle of ______ held that husbands actually had authority over the person, property and choices of their wives.

The American woman's rights movement was limited to the U.S.?

19th Century Feminist were mostly from

This individual is probably the most famous African American woman of the 19th century woman's movement?

This 19th Century female reformer became wealthy due to her more functional design for women's clothing.

This famous meeting held in July of 1848 was comprised mostly of women such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott, developed the Declaration of Sentiments which sought many rights for women including the right to vote.

What idea did improve the status of women in the early 19th Century.

According to this idea, women were supposed to possess four cardinal virtues: piety, purity, domesticity, and submissiveness.

The ideas of the Cult of Domesticity and the place of women were rejected by all women?

Though there were limited job opportunities for women in the 19th Century. Which profession progressively saw a feminization during this time period.

This movement against alcohol was predominantly led by women?

What was the women's suffrage movement?

Which phrase best describes American's belief that the expansion of the U.S. throughout the American continents was both justified and inevitable.

This episode of Crash Course presented what reason as a possible driver of the U.S.

Which Western expansion route is probably the most famous route used by settlers moving west? Its name was used as the title for a popular video game.

Before it became a state Oregon was jointly governed by the U.S. and

Before the Mexican cession which states belonged to Mexico (previously Spain)?

Who was granted a huge tract of land in Northern Mexico (Texas) to help populate the region?

When Texans rebelled against Mexico primarily over the issue of slavery. A large group of Texans were famously defeated at

Which of the following happened first after Texas won its independence from Mexico?

Why was Texas initially not allowed to join the United States?

Shortly after annexing Texas the U.S. struck an agreement with Britain to annex what territory?

The border of Oregon would be at what line?

After annexing Texas the President James K. Polk further antagonized Mexico by sending an American Army lead by Zachary Taylor into the area south of the Nueces River. This action known as “Polk's gambit” led to what conflict?

Which Mexican general was the military commander and president of Mexico at various points during the Texan Revolution & Mexican American War?

David Henry Thoreau was arrested for not paying taxes to protest the Mexican-American War and would later write what text?

Which peace treaty ended the Mexican-American War?

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo saw the U.S. pay Mexico $15 million and take most of what is today the American Southwest. The land Mexico lost as part of this treaty is known as?

The growing anti-immigrant, anti-catholic sentiment in the U.S. around the mid 1800's was known as?

The members of the nativist American Party formed in 1855 were known as?

What discovery in 1848 led to a massive population boom in California?

Which ethnic group flocked to California in large numbers during the 1849 Gold Rush?

How was the problem of California statehood resolved?